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67 Ayala Avenue places 2nd in ASEAN Energy Awards
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The prestigious office address that is 6750 Ayala avenue bagged runner-up honors at the recent ASEAN Energy Awards, second only to Royal Plaza in Singapore in the Retrofitted Building Category.
The ASEAN Energy Awards (AEA), handed out since 2000, is a joint undertaking of the Efficiency and Conservation Sub-sector Network of the ASEAN Energy Cooperation and ASEAN Centre for Energy.
The awards recognize energy-efficient buildings, and judge entries according to energy savings achieved, design, maintenance, management, and environment impact.
The AEA has four categories: New and Existing Buildings, Retrofitted Buildings, Tropical Buildings and Special Submissions.
A total of four entries from the Philippines made it to the finals. Three of them are Ayala Land developments – the other two being Greenbelt 3 and Alabang Town Center (fourth and sixth places, respectively) in the New and Existing Buildings category.
Through the AEA, the regional organization of ASEAN hopes to promote cooperation in various fields of energy such as energy efficiency and conservation, and serve as a platform to generate opportunities and interests of the private sector to be involved in energy development of the ASEAN region in partnership with the public sector.
May 16, 2004, Manila Bulletin
The prestigious office address that is 6750 Ayala avenue bagged runner-up honors at the recent ASEAN Energy Awards, second only to Royal Plaza in Singapore in the Retrofitted Building Category.
The ASEAN Energy Awards (AEA), handed out since 2000, is a joint undertaking of the Efficiency and Conservation Sub-sector Network of the ASEAN Energy Cooperation and ASEAN Centre for Energy.
The awards recognize energy-efficient buildings, and judge entries according to energy savings achieved, design, maintenance, management, and environment impact.
The AEA has four categories: New and Existing Buildings, Retrofitted Buildings, Tropical Buildings and Special Submissions.
A total of four entries from the Philippines made it to the finals. Three of them are Ayala Land developments – the other two being Greenbelt 3 and Alabang Town Center (fourth and sixth places, respectively) in the New and Existing Buildings category.
Through the AEA, the regional organization of ASEAN hopes to promote cooperation in various fields of energy such as energy efficiency and conservation, and serve as a platform to generate opportunities and interests of the private sector to be involved in energy development of the ASEAN region in partnership with the public sector.
May 16, 2004, Manila Bulletin
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