The Philippine Star

SM Prime secures power supply from AboitizPow­er

- By RICHMOND MERCURIO

The Aboitiz Group has secured a longterm deal with the Sy family to supply clean energy to the latter’s property developmen­ts.

AboitizPow­er Corp. said it would supply clean electricit­y to SM Prime Holdings Inc.’s malls, leisure homes, offices, hotels and convention centers through its retail electricit­y company Aboitiz Energy Solutions Inc.

The renewable energy will be sourced from its Tiwi-MakBan geothermal power plants and PV Sinag’s solar power facilities which are operated and managed by AboitizPow­er subsidiary Aboitiz Renewables Inc. (ARI).

AboitizPow­er senior vice president for commercial operations Sandro Aboitiz said the company would be SM Prime’s partner in building sustainabl­e lifestyle cities.

“We thank SM Prime for trusting us to be their partner in their transition to clean and renewable energy. It is a privilege to be given the opportunit­y to power various SM Prime properties with our renewable assets,” he said.

ARI vice president for commercial strategy, sales, and engagement David Aboitiz said the company considers it a great milestone to be part of SM’s transition toward renewable energy.

“We are working to rapidly expand our renewable energy portfolio as the demand for Cleanergy grows. We have supported a growing number of corporatio­ns transition­ing to more renewable energy and we are excited at the prospect of seeing a future where Cleanergy is the norm,” he said.

Cleanergy is AboitizPow­er ’s clean and renewable energy brand.

As the largest owner and operator of renewable energy based on installed capacity in the country, AboitizPow­er aims to expand its Cleanergy portfolio in support of the government’s efforts to promote renewable energy in the country.

AboitizPow­er targets to build an additional 3,700 megawatts of renewable energy, growing its existing Cleanergy capacity threefold by 2030.

“This partnershi­p with AboitizPow­er is aligned with our unwavering commitment to being a catalyst for economic growth and steward of nature,” SM Prime president Jeffrey Lim said.

One of the leading property developers in Southeast Asia, SM Prime builds legacy communitie­s based on its core sustainabl­e pillars of economy, people, environmen­t, and community.

The company is targeting to increase its renewable energy portfolio by more than 50 percent across its various business segments by the end of the year.

“We will continue providing worldclass amenities within our sustainabl­e lifestyle cities that have been beneficial and inspiratio­nal to millions of Filipinos,” Lim said.

 ?? ?? SM Prime Holdings Inc., one of the leading property developers in Southeast Asia, has secured a long-term deal with AboitizPow­er for Cleanergy supply, realizing its goal of increasing its renewable energy portfolio to more than 50 percent. In photo after signing the supply deal are (from left): SM Prime energy consultant Jaime Patinio, AboitizPow­er SVP for commercial operations Sandro Aboitiz, SM Engineerin­g, Design and Developmen­t president Hans Sy Jr., SM Prime president Jeffrey Lim, AboitizPow­er president and CEO Emmanuel Rubio, Aboitiz Renewables Inc. VP for commercial strategy, sales and engagement David Aboitiz, AboitizPow­er VP for retail-commercial operations business James Byron Yu, and SM Prime CFO John Nai Peng Ong.
SM Prime Holdings Inc., one of the leading property developers in Southeast Asia, has secured a long-term deal with AboitizPow­er for Cleanergy supply, realizing its goal of increasing its renewable energy portfolio to more than 50 percent. In photo after signing the supply deal are (from left): SM Prime energy consultant Jaime Patinio, AboitizPow­er SVP for commercial operations Sandro Aboitiz, SM Engineerin­g, Design and Developmen­t president Hans Sy Jr., SM Prime president Jeffrey Lim, AboitizPow­er president and CEO Emmanuel Rubio, Aboitiz Renewables Inc. VP for commercial strategy, sales and engagement David Aboitiz, AboitizPow­er VP for retail-commercial operations business James Byron Yu, and SM Prime CFO John Nai Peng Ong.

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