Megaworld, ALI bag sustainability awards
‘We have planted 100,000 trees in our carbon forests and we will be able to achieve 3.5 million trees by 2035’
Megaworld Corp. and Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) captured the top awards for sustainable developments from PropertyGuru, a real estate technology platform provider based in Singapore.
At the 12th PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards held last Friday at Shangri-La The Fort in Taguig City, Megaworld Corp. won the Sustainable Design Award and Energy Efficiency Award for carbon reduction and other environment-friendly practices.
These include using responsibly sourced timber, machine sensors for energy conservation, and materials recovery facilities for recycling.
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