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Aboitiz backs Manila Water renewables
Manila Bulletin
|February 5, 2026
Razon-led Manila Water Co. has expanded its commitment to renewable energy (RE) through a supply agreement with a unit of Aboitiz Power Corp. (AboitizPower) to power its operations nationwide.
In a statement on Wednesday, Feb. 4, the water concessionaire for Metro Manila’s east zone said it partnered with AdventEnergy Inc. to integrate a 20-percent RE mix into its power consumption.
The deal covers Manila Water’s primary service area and several provincial subsidiaries, including units in Cebu, Tagum, Calbayog, Laguna, Boracay, and south Luzon.
Roberto R. Locsin, newly appointed president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Manila Water, said the partnership would enable the company to deliver more sustainable water solutions.
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