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(From left, front): ACEN president & CEO Eric Francia, ACEN executive director and head of Commercial Operations Miguel de Jesus, and ACEN assistant vice president of Commercial Operations Ela Mina. They are joined by BPI (from right, back row): sustainability officer Nathaniel Barretto, head of Technical Services Melissa Tangcora, and AVP & head of Supply Chain Management Ma. Kathleen Aquino.
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The agreement between Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) and ACEN marks the 100 percent power supply transition from coal to renewable energy of BPI Buendia Center, one of the Bank’s high-rise buildings located in Makati.

The shift of BPI Buendia Center highlights BPI’s commitment to sustainable and low-carbon operations, as part of its sustainability agenda.

This agreement signing forms part of the Bank’s events for the inaugural Philippine Sustainability Awareness Month (SAM) in June 2022.

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The partnership between the two Ayala-led companies brings the country one step closer to the Philippines’ greenhouse gas emission reduction commitment as part of the Paris Climate Agreement.

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