Daily Tribune‘The upcoming conference is an effective venue for building stronger bridges of collaboration with fellow players in the power industry, and for exchanging technologies and ideas that will help develop effective energy solutions to deliver a sustainable-energy future’
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Meralco EVP/COO Ronnie L. Aperocho (right) presents a token of appreciation to China Electricity Council secretary general Hao Yingjie during the latter’s visit to the Meralco headquarters in Pasig City on 18 September 2023. | PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF MERALCO
As it continues its drive to power a green future, the Manila Electric Company has announced that it will participate at the 24th Conference of the Electricity Power Supply Industry on 19 to 23 October 2023 in Xiamen, China, to share its best practices and insights on the developing Philippine energy industry landscape.
Meralco executive vice president and chief operating officer Ronnie L. Aperocho will lead the 30-man delegation from the company composed of key officers, executives and 15 technical paper presenters in the biennial international conference organized by the Association of the Electricity Supply Industry of East Asia and the Western Pacific, which will be hosted by the China Electricity Council.
"Meralco fully supports CEC in hosting this year's CEPSI. The upcoming conference is an effective venue for building stronger bridges of collaboration with fellow players in the power industry, and for exchanging technologies and ideas that will help develop effective energy solutions to deliver a sustainable-energy future," Aperocho said during the visit of CEC led by its secretary general Hao Yingjie at the Meralco headquarters in Pasig City on 18 September.
With the theme "Low Carbon Energy Powering a Green Future," the 2023 CEPSI will gather the most prominent electricity supply industry players from East Asia and the Western Pacific region and will feature paper exchanges, exhibitions and forums.
The last CEPSI was held virtually in 2021 and was hosted by the Philippines, led by Meralco together with the Department of Energy, National Power Corporation, National Grid Corporation of the Philippines, National Transmission Corporation and Department of Tourism.
