Jollibee Group Shifts Nearly 200 Stores to Geothermal Power
The Jollibee Group in the Philippines is transitioning nearly 200 company-owned stores to geothermal power supplied by First Gen Corp. This move aims to reduce carbon emissions and stabilize electricity costs, utilizing the government's Retail Electricity Aggregation Program (RAP).
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