The event was hosted by Angelo Ramos, Maoneng Philippines’ HRD Manager. The CALAX Solar Project Turnover ceremony started with the opening remarks from Joana Bueno Coronel, the Engineering Manager. She handled the communications between Maoneng Philippines and MPTs CALAX.
The event was simple and intimate.
Attendees:
- Roberto V. Bontia, President and General Manager of MPTC South
- Mr. Arturo Monge, VP of Tollway Development & Engineeing
- Atty. Cynthia Casino, VP of Supply Chain and Risk Management
- Rommel Cenizal, AVP of Asset Management Department.
The first part of the CALAX Solar Project Turnover program included a company presentation, Audio Visual presentation of the MPTS Hub solar project and ended with the Awarding of Certificates.
CALAX Solar Project Turnover (Part 2)
The second part of the CALAX Solar Project Turnover is the Operations and Maintenance presentation and training. The presentation and training was conducted by Jamitz Antonio (Head of Projects), Jess Echevaria (Site Project Manager) and Jayson Carl Afalla (Senior Technical Officer).
During the O&M Presentation and Training, Mr. Rommel Cenizal, AVP of Asset Management Department, congratulated Maoneng Philippines and its engineers and officers.
I would like to congratulate Maoneng Philippines because even there are a few delays due to the construction of the building, you still delivered in a timely manner. And the way the engineers and installers worked on the installation of the panels and inverters was very professional. – Mr. Rommel Cenizal, AVP of Asset Management Department
Client Testimonial
After the event, Maoneng Philippines was given a chance to have an interview with Mr. Rommel Cenizal, AVP of Asset Management Department. He shared the reasons why they turned to renewable energy and why they chose Maoneng Philippines to be their partner in this Solar Project.
The MPTC Group
History
Considered the largest toll road developer and operator in the Philippines – in terms of vehicle traffic volume, revenue levels, asset base – and in terms of combined length of expressways in kilometers.
They are a toll road company with three major long-term concessions in the country – with three new concessions under construction awarded to them. MPTC Group broke barriers and ventured to the fast-growing Visayas region, seen as a beginning to creating and building more toll roads in high-growth areas outside of Luzon. They are the first Philippine tollroad company that now has significant stakes in three major infrastructure companies in three progressive countries in the ASEAN region.
Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC).
They are leading other industry players in all financial aspects, with a quarter of a billion dollars in revenues based on the latest 2017 figures. Since 2008, their core income has grown by 400%. They hold three operating long-term concessions in the Philippines – namely: the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), Subic Clark Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX), and the Cavite Expressway (CAVITEX). They hold three more concessions to build, operate and maintain – namely the Cavite Laguna Expressway (CALAEX), the Cebu Cordova Link Expressway (CCLEX), and the NLEX Connector.
On the average, they handle around one million vehicles per day—and still counting. Thanks to an increasing number of travellers who have been encouraged to make journeys more regularly because of high quality roads from the cities to the countryside, and vice versa.
