Aboitiz firm completesBatangas power project

04:16pm, Sunday, 06'th Feb 2022 BusinessMirror
Lima EnerZone Corp., the power distribution firm of Aboitiz Power Corp., has recently completed the energization of the

Go is RLC director, president and CEO

04:05pm, Thursday, 23'rd Dec 2021 The Manila Times
DANIELLE R. del Rosario is the vice president for strategy and chief risk officer of Phinma Corp. (PHN). She bought 10,000 common shares at P17.50 per share and 1,500 common shares at P17.66 per share. She did both acquisitions on Dec. 1, 2021. Frederick D. Go is one of the directors of the nine-man board of Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC), and, at the same time, the president and chief executive officer (CEO). He bought P10,804,020 worth of RLC common shares at different prices. His acquisitions, which he bought and totaled 662,700 RLC common shares, on Nov. 29, 2021, increased his direct ownership to 3.9 million common shares, or 0.07 percent, from 3.3 million common shares, or 0.00 percent, which when computed equals, 0.06366 percent of 5,183,665,285 outstanding RLC common shares, with P1 par value. Alexander C. Yu is the vice chairman of the 11-man board of COL Financial Group Inc. (COL). He bought 20,000 common shares at P4.10 per share on Nov. 25, 2021, which increased his direct ownership to 536,462,250, or 4.76 billion common shares, with P0.10 par value.

Aboitiz Power, VECO ramp up power restoration in Cebu

07:50am, Monday, 20'th Dec 2021 Manila Bulletin News
Leading energy firm Aboitiz Power Corporation is stepping up efforts to restore power supply in typhoon-battered Cebu province, prompting it to switch on its oil-fired plant in the city so it can bring back electricity service for consumers in the area. In response to the affected communities need for immediate power restoration, Aboitiz Power deployed a team to energize its oil-fired power plant, operated and managed by its subsidiary, Cebu Private Power Corporation (CPPC), the company has emphasized in its statement to the media. The power firm explained that as transmission lines and substation assets had been severely damaged by typhoon Odette last week, transporting electricity from generators to distribution utilities and communities continues to be a challenge. But since the CPPC plant is situated right into Cebu Citys heart and embedded into the load network of Visayan Electric Company (VECO), the facility has the unique capability to deliver power directly to VECO circuits and its customers. According to Aboitiz Power, four of the power generator units of CPPC had started delivering 18 megawatts of electricity supply directly to VECO as of the morning of Sunday, Dec. 19, and that provided critically-needed electricity services in priority areas primarily in hospitals, government facilities and the Metro Cebu Water District (MCWD) pumping stations. CPPC expects more of its power generator units to operate in the next 24 hours, aiming to double power output to 36MW, Aboitiz Power said.

JGC wins EPC deal for Aboitiz solar project in Philippines

02:26am, Monday, 20'th Dec 2021 Energy Voice News
JGC said it will provide engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services at a mega solar power plant generation project with 94MW capacity at Bugallon in the Philippines for Aboitiz Power. The post JGC wins EPC deal for Aboitiz solar project in Philippines appeared first on Energy Voice .

AboitizPower awards JGC Philippines EPC contract for 94-MW solar power plant

09:59am, Thursday, 16'th Dec 2021 Punto Central Luzon
Aboitiz Power Corporation announced Wednesday, December 15, the award of the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract for its 94-megawatt peak solar project in Pangasinan province, setting the momentum for its renewable energy growth ambitions over the next decade. The post AboitizPower awards JGC Philippines EPC contract for 94-MW solar power plant appeared first on Punto! Central Luzon .

Aboitiz to list retail bonds on PDEx

12:00pm, Thursday, 02'nd Dec 2021 BusinessMirror
Aboitiz Power Corp. is set to list P12 billion in fixed rate retail bonds on the Philippine Dealing

Gov''t should lead net zero commitment

04:13pm, Thursday, 18'th Nov 2021 The Manila Times
INDUSTRY stakeholders said on Thursday that the government should take the lead in achieving net zero carbon emissions in the Philippines. "I think it would be critical for the government to exercise its leadership and craft a net zero commitment," said ACEN President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Eric Francia during the press briefing of the CEPSI 2021: The Energy Digicon of Asia Pacific held virtually. "I don''t think only corporates will be sufficient. I think there needs to be a drive from the government," he added. Aboitiz Power Corp. President and Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel Rubio said the road to net zero is something the government should explore. "I think government should take the lead and I think with the initial commitment 75 percent in carbon emissions subject to the funds being available, I think it''s a start and it''s a good way to kickstart this tedious process where probably there are a lot of roadblocks as well," Rubio told reporters. Stakeholders recognized that embarking on the net-zero journey is challenging, with Francia saying it is a "leap of faith" among companies.
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