An outtake of conducting the GHG/AP inventory is a program aimed to curb energy consumption.

Through the Maynilad Energy Management System (EnMS), Maynilad established procedures that seek to meet yearly energy consumption targets. The continued growth in carbon emission since the first GHG/AP was attributed to Maynilad’s water service expansion projects and accelerated wastewater service efforts. That is, Maynilad consumed more energy in order to deliver and expand its services and reach more people.

As such, technological interventions and system improvements are being adapted, such as procedures involving machinery, pumps, lighting and alarms. The company also instituted procedures for solid waste and hazardous waste management, in line with legislation and certified quality controls.

To decrease environmental footprint, Maynilad also continually seeks ways in which to procure leaner and greener supplies and materials for its operations.

Maynilad publishes an annual Sustainability Report to keep its stakeholders informed and updated about its various programs and practices.

Truly, Maynilad is inclusive and empowering in its effort to protect the environment. Just as it recognizes that this is a shared responsibility, the company seeks to help its stakeholders understand that they, too, have a roles they must and can play to ensure that the next generation may also enjoy such bountiful resources. Maynilad’s efforts in being a green company goes beyond branding: they are a reflection of its commitment in protecting the environment so that future generations will still have access to clean and safe water.