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Cooling systems often go unnoticed, but they’re the reason people feel comfortable inside malls and hotels. As sustainability becomes central to how spaces are designed and managed, developers are rethinking these essential systems to be more efficient and environmentally responsible.
Leading this shift is Filinvest Land, Inc. (FLI), which, through Philippine DCS Development Corporation (PDDC)—its joint venture with ENGIE—is deploying advanced cooling systems in Festival Mall Alabang and Quest Hotel Clark. Structured under a 20-year Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT) agreement, these Energy Efficiency Performance projects cover every stage—from design and installation to long-term operations and maintenance—reducing energy use, cutting costs, and strengthening FLI’s commitment to sustainable real estate.
these projects represent a major step toward supporting the Philippines’ energy transition and contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. As the country’s first and only large-scale district cooling provider, PDDC continues to bring globally proven technologies—used in cities like Singapore, Dubai, and Paris—to local developments such as Northgate District Cooling in Alabang, LIPAD Clark International Airport, Entrata Urban Complex, and PBCom Tower. With initiatives like Festival Mall and Quest Hotel Clark, Filinvest Land Inc. is embedding low-carbon, energy-efficient systems across its nationwide portfolio, showing that greener infrastructure is not just possible but profitable and scalable in the Philippines.
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