EDC corporate relations and communications head Atty. Allan Barcena (7th from left), with Leyte corporate relations department head Erwin Magallanes and corporate relations partner Maria Sybil Villegas, turns over a check amounting to P5.09 million to Ormoc City officials as part of the city’s ER 1-94 benefitsOrmoc City and the municipality of Kananga in Leyte continue to reap the benefits of hosting Energy Development Corporation’s (EDC) geothermal plants directly from the company amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

It is important to effectively augment learning from school and at home as modular learning will not be going away anytime soonTeachers, parents and students are slowly returning to schools with mixed feelings of excitement and anxiety. With the Department of Education’s authorization to begin the “progressive expansion phase” of limited face-to-face classes, 304 public schools in Alert Level 2 areas will be allowed to operate following strict safety guidelines.¹

Brgy. Puting Sapa residents line up to receive food packs from AFI and the ABS-CBN News Public Service teamAbout 260 families received help in Sorsogon as ABS-CBN Foundation Inc. (AFI) made its way to the province after Mt. Bulusan’s steam-blast explosion earlier this month.

The EDC team and their partners during the turnover of the plastic drums to BREASCEnergy Development Corporation (EDC) celebrated Geothermal Day in the province of Sorsogon through a tree-planting activity and donation of materials to Buhatan River Eco Adventure Service Cooperative (BREASC).