By Nimfa Estrellado AboitizPower officials, together with Col. Armand Lacanilao of the AFP Health Service Command (left), Ruben Uy Diokno, t...
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| AboitizPower officials, together with Col. Armand Lacanilao of the AFP Health Service Command (left), Ruben Uy Diokno, the local chief executive of Padre Burgos, Lito Morta, AboitizPower-Therma Luzon COO, Pagbilao Mayor Angelica Portes Tatlonghari, Pagbilao Integration head Dondon Nanual and chief of BFAR-NBFTC Lydia Morales (right) in their MoA signing of 17 approved CSR projects for Pagbilao at the National Brackishwater Fisheries Technology Center. (Photo from AboitizPower) |
PAGBILAO, Quezon – AboitizPower subsidiary Therma Luzon Inc. (TLI) has launched 17 corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects focused on livelihood, education, health, and environmental protection in its host province of Quezon and Municipality of Pagbilao.
The projects were formalized through a memorandum of agreement (MoA) in the recent signing ceremony held at the National Brackish Water Fisheries Technology Center (BFAR-NBFTC) on . Partners included local government officials, community stakeholders, and representatives from the Armed Forces of the Philippines Health Service Command, Department of Education Quezon, and BFAR-NBFTC.
"These projects are a testament to AboitizPower's commitment to the communities we serve," said Lou Deligencia, AboitizPower Assistant Vice President for Corporate Services for South Luzon and National Capital Region. "We believe that investing in the well-being of our host communities is integral to the success of our operations."
Pagbilao Mayor Angelica Portes Tatlonghari expressed her gratitude for AboitizPower's contributions. "AboitizPower has become a valuable partner in addressing the needs of our constituents," she said. "These projects, particularly the livelihood initiatives, will greatly benefit our community, especially our fishermen."
The diverse range of CSR projects encompasses various initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in Quezon and Pagbilao. These include livelihood programs focused on sustainable aquaculture, such as raising soft shell crabs, bangus, seaweed, and kasagan, to provide local fishermen with additional income sources.
Educational initiatives will offer scholarships and learning resources to empower students and promote academic excellence. To enhance community health and well-being, the projects will improve access to healthcare services and promote healthy lifestyle choices. Additionally, environmental protection programs will focus on conserving natural resources and mitigating environmental risks to ensure a sustainable future for the region.
These programs are expected to have a significant impact on the community, supporting the aspirations of the people of Pagbilao and contributing to the sustainable development of the region. AboitizPower and TLI are committed to continuing their partnership with local stakeholders to identify and implement projects that will further enhance the lives of the people they serve.
Col. Armand Lacanilao Mc of the Armed Forces of the Philippines Health Service Command, emphasized the importance of collaboration between private sector and government agencies in achieving sustainable development goals. "We are grateful to AboitizPower for their continued support in our mission to provide world-class health services to our communities," he said.
AboitizPower is the leading producer of Cleanergy, its brand for clean and renewable energy, in the Philippines. It is one of the largest private power producers in the country, with a diverse portfolio of power generation assets. The company is committed to providing reliable and affordable energy to its customers while minimizing its environmental impact.
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