To cap off the celebration of the Philippine Environment Month in June, the Philippines’ largest integrated telco network PLDT Inc. and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. marked another significant milestone in their sustainability journey after energizing solar rooftop panels in its biggest business facility in the Visayas, located along Osmeña Boulevard in Cebu City.

In June 2022, PLDT, the largest fully integrated telco in the Philippines, and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc., reaffirmed their commitment to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) in their second Communication on Progress (CoP) report.

PLDT, the largest fully integrated telecommunications company in the Philippines, is booking an early ride to the green highway. As one of the country’s pioneers in sustainability, the company will be including electric vehicles (EV) to augment its present fleet of service vehicles. EVs are environment friendly as they have lower carbon emissions compared with vehicles powered by internal combustion engines (ICE).

The country’s largest integrated telecommunications company PLDT Inc. and its wireless subsidiary Smart Communications, Inc. have partnered with the Makati Commercial Estate Association to expand the PLDT-Smart Gabay Kalikasan street mural of internationally renowned and multi-awarded environmental ‘artivist’ AG Saño. 

The Philippines’ largest integrated telecommunications firm PLDT Inc., along with its wireless arm Smart Communications, Inc., showcased its best practices in digital inclusion and sustainable development at the annual Accounting for Sustainability Summit.

The country's largest integrated telecommunications company PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart Communications, Inc. will soon deploy more digital innovations to protect key biodiversity areas throughout the Philippines.

The country's largest integrated telco PLDT and its wireless arm Smart Communications, Inc continue to recognize the hard work of local entrepreneurs in helping keep the economy afloat amid the global COVID-19 crisis.  

To encourage its employees to be more environmentally conscious, the PLDT Group has banned single-use plastics in all its establishments nationwide. 

PLDT Inc. has joined three leading global organizations that uphold stringent standards in monitoring the sustainability practices of companies.