enabling sustainability - Aboitiz Power
enabling sustainability - Aboitiz Power
enabling sustainability - Aboitiz Power
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Renewable Energy<br />
is the fourth pillar. Cleanergy is <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong>’s brand of renewable energy. Energy is harnessed from<br />
hydro and geothermal sources and will help consumers achieve a sustainable lifestyle and help them<br />
reduce their carbon footprint. Cleanergy communicates <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong>’s vision to offer an energy solution<br />
that leaves a lighter impact on Earth’s climate and its limited resources, and to promote the usage of<br />
clean & renewable energy from sources that are sustainable & cleaner than fossil fuels. <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong><br />
believes that it is every Filipino’s right to live a sustainable life.<br />
SEEING the urgency to address the climate<br />
change problem, the <strong>Aboitiz</strong> Group—<br />
through <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong>—decided to beef<br />
up its investments in the generation of<br />
energy from renewable sources. These<br />
investments tap the country’s geothermal<br />
and hydropower resources.<br />
In 2009, <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> launched the Cleanergy brand, which<br />
is power from geothermal and hydropower plants, to provide<br />
consumers the chance to choose to follow their conscience and<br />
do their part in slowing down climate change.<br />
Having purchased government-owned geothermal and hydro<br />
power generation assets, <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> has become one of the<br />
largest private renewable energy producers in the country.<br />
Its renewable energy portfolio includes two geothermal power<br />
plants—Tiwi in Albay and the Mak Ban <strong>Power</strong> Complex in Laguna-<br />
Batangas border—and numerous hydro generation assets: such as<br />
the Bakun plant in Ilocos Sur, Magat in Isabela and the Ambuklao<br />
plants in Benguet.<br />
For Magat and Ambuklao, <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> joined forces with SN<br />
<strong>Power</strong> of Norway.<br />
The company poured more investments into renewable energy<br />
and began operation of the Sibulan <strong>Power</strong> Plant, a Greenfield<br />
Project that utilizes the Sibulan River to generate hydroelectricity.<br />
One plant, already operating, generates 26 MW, while a second<br />
one has the capacity to produce 16.5 MW.<br />
In 2010, <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> sold 4,356,180 MWh of renewable power.<br />
As a consequence the release of an estimated 2.2 million tons of<br />
CO2 was avoided.<br />
Renewable Energy<br />
Generating Portfolio<br />
Plant Capacity (MW)<br />
Hydro 715<br />
1,182<br />
TOTAL<br />
Attributable Capacity (MW)<br />
Hydro 383<br />
Geothermal 467 Geothermal 467<br />
850<br />
TOTAL<br />
“We launched Cleanergy in 2001 and its mission then still holds<br />
true now, to make Cleanergy available to every Filipino,” said<br />
<strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> President and CEO Erramon I. <strong>Aboitiz</strong>. “Cleanergy,<br />
the brand of clean and renewable energy, communicates the<br />
company’s vision to offer an energy solution that leaves a<br />
lighter impact on the earth’s climate and its limited resources.”<br />
The company believes that if consumers are given a choice, they<br />
would choose Cleanergy and help protect the planet.<br />
When open access under the Electric <strong>Power</strong> Industry Reform Act<br />
(EPIRA) is enabled, <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> will offer Cleanergy as an option<br />
for customers who believe in the same vision that the company<br />
has for the future.<br />
<strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong>’s investments in renewable energy are in line with<br />
the <strong>Aboitiz</strong> Group’s triple bottom line approach, which gives<br />
importance to protecting the planet and caring for communities<br />
to sustain its profits.<br />
To emphasize the importance of renewable energy in its operations,<br />
<strong>Aboitiz</strong> identified it as one of the pillars of <strong>sustainability</strong>, along with<br />
reduce, re-use/recycle, rejuvenating nature and recharge communities.<br />
Hydroelectric<br />
Geothermal<br />
2008<br />
2009<br />
Renewable Energy<br />
sold in 2010 (MWh)<br />
MWh sold<br />
872,769<br />
3,483,411<br />
TOTAL<br />
Avoided Emission<br />
(tons of CO2) through the renewable energy sold in AP<br />
MWh sold<br />
942,960<br />
3,000,467<br />
Avoided C02 emissions<br />
from renewable energy<br />
sold (in tons CO2)<br />
434,639<br />
1,734,739<br />
4,356,180 2,169,378<br />
TCO2<br />
528,058<br />
1,494,232<br />
2010<br />
4,356,180<br />
2,169,378<br />
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