Monday, June 10, 2019

Citicore Power starts retailing to Cagayan Holiday and Leisure


Danessa Rivera (The Philippine Star) - June 10, 2019 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — Citicore Power Inc. (CPI) will start retailing power to Cagayan Holiday & Leisure Resort (CHLR) after it was tapped to provide clean and sustainable energy to the luxury resort and casino complex in Cagayan.
CHLR signed a retail power supply contract with CPI, through its retail electricity supplier Citicore Energy Solutions Inc. (CESI), to power up its operations with renewable energy.
“We preferred Citicore Power as our retail electricity supplier because they offer complete, customized and competitively-priced solutions,” CHLR CEO Jack Yan said.
“In addition, partnering with Citicore gives us the opportunity to support the development of renewable energy and to help in reducing the impact of electricity generation on the environment,” he said.
A locator in the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport, CHLR is a luxury beachside resort and casino complex in Sta. Ana, Cagayan province.
Through the country’s Retail Competition and Open Access program, large electricity consumers in Luzon and Visayas with an average monthly peak demand of at least one megawatt (MW) can apply to become a contestable customer in order to have the ability to choose its own electricity supplier.
CPI president Oliver Tan said they see more opportunities in the retail market to further push renewable energy development.
“Retail energy supply is definitely being recognized now in many industrial and commercial facilities as this enables them to choose their own electricity providers that can support their companies’ economic and sustainability goals. And we see more opportunities,” he said.
“We are truly happy that CHLR has partnered with us for the supply of its energy requirements. This would allow them to generate meaningful savings from their operating costs, and to live their corporate value of environmental stewardship,” Tan said.
CPI also supplies power to the Ayala Group, Citystate Centre Condominium Corp., and Mactan-Cebu International Airport.
It is a purely renewable energy generation company with more than 160 MW of installed plant capacity and a pipeline of close to 300 MW under development and construction.

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