Hedcor, Aboitiz in group-wide tree planting

The leading producer of clean and renewable energy, Hedcor, Inc., planted  400 rubber trees at Brgy. Malagos, Talomo District recently during the  Aboitiz  group-wide  simultaneous  tree  planting  for  biodiversity enhancement.

This  activity  is  the  3rd  annual program of Aboitiz groups, targeted to plant  more  than  three  million  trees  like  narra, bamboo, coconut, durian, molave, mahogany, rambotan, lanzones by the end of seven years.

“Hedcor plants rubber trees this year because aside from its tolerance to heat  and  humidity,  it  has also a low-maintenance capacity. Thus, rubber trees  have  a high  rate  of survival,” Hedcor environmental officer Junessa Guimalan explained.

Together  with  Hedcor  were  UnionBank-Davao  employees of the Aboitiz-owned company.

In  last  year’s  group-wide  tree  planting, Hedcor planted more than 2,000 narra trees in Sitio Pogpog, Sibulan, Davao del Sur.

Hedcor planted 60,747 trees in the first two quarters of this year in Davao del Sur and Davao City alone under the Watershed Management Plan.
“Daghan  pa nga mga pagpananom og kahoy ang buhaton sa Hedcor sa mga dugang nga  adlaw  ug  kini dakong ayuda aron mapreserba ang atong kinaihayan dili lang  karon pero hangtod sa mga sunod nga henerasyon. (Hedcor will initiate more  tree planting activities in the coming days and this is a big help in preserving  our  environment  not  only  for  today  but  for  the  next generations)”, Hedcor vice president Gregorio Jabonillo said.

Hedcor, a wholly-owned subsidiary of AboitizPower, operates 18 run-of-river with a total capacity of 150 MW in Benguet and Davao.
AboitizPower  is the holding company for the Aboitiz Group’s investments in power  generation,  distribution,  retail and power services. It is a major producer  of Cleanergy, with several hydroelectric and geothermal assets in its  generation  portfolio, and also has non-renewable power plants located across the country.

The company owns distribution utilities that operate in high-growth areas  in  Luzon,  the Visayas,  and  Mindanao.

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