GBP partners with Iloilo City LGU for La Paz Plaza Development Project
Global Business Power Corporation (GBP) through its subsidiaries, Panay Energy Development Corporation (PEDC) and Panay Power Corporation (PPC), sealed a partnership with the Iloilo City Government for the enhancement of the La Paz Plaza – the city’s largest park and among the most visited recreation places in the area. The said development project consists of

By Staff Writer

Global Business Power Corporation (GBP) through its subsidiaries, Panay Energy Development Corporation (PEDC) and Panay Power Corporation (PPC), sealed a partnership with the Iloilo City Government for the enhancement of the La Paz Plaza – the city’s largest park and among the most visited recreation places in the area. The said development project consists of the transformation of the existing plaza lagoon into a ‘Blue Koi Lagoon’ and the establishment of a ‘Green Butterfly Garden’, targeted for implementation starting this December. Located within GBP’s two adopted barangays in Divinagracia and Lopez Jaena Norte, the improvement of Iloilo City’s widely renowned park is intended to promote the La Paz Plaza as a cultural and tourism spot.
In addition, GBP turned over Dungon seedlings to the Iloilo City LGU to aid in propagating the mangrove species within the recreation grounds. This donation aims to increase the population of the tropical wetland tree, significantly contributing to the overall restoration of various waterways and rivers traversing the city.
GBP is a wholly owned subsidiary of MERALCO PowerGen (MGen). As a member of the ONE MERALCO Group, GBP is one in powering the good life of the Filipino through meaningful partnerships with the government that aim to make meaningful impact and lasting value for the community.
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