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AboitizPower extends energy supply partnership with WalterMart

Over 26 facilities are benefiting from this partnership.

Aboitiz Power Corporation (AboitizPower) and Philippine-based mall operator WalterMart have renewed their retail energy supply partnership.

Through the subsidiary Adventenergy Inc., AboitizPower has served as the primary energy supplier for 26 facilities operated by WM Shopping Center Management Inc. (WMSCMI) throughout Luzon.

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The partnership was established in 2017 as AboitizPower supplied power supply to four WalterMart facilities prior. After which, it provided electricity to more WalterMart centres to support its expansion in the retail market.

With the partnership, AboitizPower reaffirms its quality service and affordable access to provide dependable electricity and tailor-fit energy solutions to its retail partners and customers.

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