As the Philippines and Japan were able to cultivate a harmonious synergy ever since the establishment of diplomatic relations on July 23, 1956,both nations continue to intertwine and significantly affect each other’s history, culture and trade. Know more:
Jeremiah Cayondong, Marlon Silang, and Jun Carlo Luchavez are the first batch of Filipinos sent to Japan for the AboitizPower and JERA exchange program.As the Philippines and Japan were able to cultivate a harmonious synergy ever since the establishment of diplomatic relations on July 23, 1956, both nations continue to intertwine and significantly affect each other’s history, culture and trade.
“I can imagine how this program would enable opportunities to learn the various business aspects of JERA, particularly the O&M of the Hekinan Thermal Power Station, which is one of the largest power plants in the world with a maximum output of 4,100 megawatts,” Marlon added. “I will be able to document and adopt best practices and the Japanese discipline towards work as I witness them myself. Once the program concludes, I’m hoping to bring home and share with the team what I learn both in the technical and leadership aspects,” Jeremiah said.
LNG plants are regarded as a very good bridge technology towards decarbonization. LNG, albeit a fossil fuel, is cleaner as it emits between 45% to 55% less greenhouse gas emissions than coal. It also complements the influx of intermittent renewables, given how it can be used for baseload, mid merit and peaking purposes, hence ensuring a continuous flow of electricity.
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