Over 1,450 7-Eleven Stores Go for Renewables

Over 1,450 7-Eleven stores go for renewables

MANILA, Philippines— Nearly 1,500 7-Eleven stores in the Philippines are shifting to renewable energy through ACEN Corp. This makes the convenience store chain the biggest retail network taking part in the government’s retail aggregation program (RAP). In a statement on Friday, the Ayala-led energy firm said it had clinched a deal with Philippine Seven Corp. (PSC),

ACEN RES to Power 1,450 7-Eleven Stores with Renewable Energy

Philippine Seven Corporation, the exclusive licensor of 7‑Eleven Philippines, is shifting 1,450 stores across Metro Manila, Batangas, Pangasinan, Bulacan, Cavite, and Nueva Ecija to 100% renewable energy through an electricity supply agreement with ACEN RES.