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SM Prime’s year one toward a waste-free future

by MrsEneroDiaries | Jul 5, 2025 | #MrsEneroShares, Environment, LOVE!, Mall

According to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the Philippines generates over 60,000 metric tons of waste daily, a figure expected to rise with urban growth and economic activity. Together as one community, 2024 marks the launch of SM...

SM Prime and DENR bolster Manila Bay cleanup efforts with high-tech trash boat

by MrsEneroDiaries | Feb 26, 2025 | #MrsEneroShares, LOVE!, Sustainability, Technology

In a joint effort for Manila Bay, SM Prime Holdings (SM Prime), together with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), was present for the handover of a state-of-the-art catamaran trash boat to complement the ongoing battle against water pollution....

SM Mall of Asia Complex: A benchmark in resilience and innovation

by MrsEneroDiaries | Jan 26, 2025 | #MrsEneroShares, LOVE!, Sustainability

The SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Complex, a 67-hectare landmark along Manila Bay, showcases SM Prime Holdings’ commitment to leveraging technology and innovation for disaster resilience and community protection for all its projects. Initially conceived as a pioneering...

SM Prime’s flood mitigation strategy

by MrsEneroDiaries | Jan 26, 2025 | #MrsEneroShares, LOVE!, Sustainability

SM Prime Holdings (SM Prime), a pioneer in sustainability initiatives in the Philippines, has long been committed to environmental stewardship and building resilient structures. From its early adoption of water recycling and innovative energy management programs to...

SM City Baguio’s rainwater treatment facility: A model for water sustainability

by MrsEneroDiaries | Sep 17, 2024 | #MrsEneroShares, LOVE!, Property developer, Sustainability

SM City Baguio is making significant strides in water stewardship with its innovative rainwater treatment facility (RTF), launched in July 2023. In the months since, the facility has already processed over 17,111.80 cubic meters of rainwater – equivalent to 7...