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As conversations around sustainability continue to grow, many consumers are becoming more intentional in their everyday choices, from the products they use to the impact they leave behind. But for some, the shift toward greener living can still feel overwhelming, often perceived as expensive, inconvenient, or difficult to maintain. This Earth Month, Watsons is making that transition easier. They invite customers to shop more consciously, balancing sustainability with smart spending, and turning everyday purchases into more intentional choices. By offering exclusive deals on their wide range of sustainable products and brands, they empower their customers to make better choices for themselves and the planet. With curated offers under its Sustainable Choices category, Watsons makes it easier than ever for shoppers to find options that align with their values across beauty, personal care, and wellness. Running from April 18–22, shoppers can enjoy Buy 1 Get 1, Up to 50% Off on participatin...

PNB Makati Center along Ayala Avenue powers down select lights for Earth Hour 2026. PNB Holdings Corporation (PHC) joined the Earth Hour 2026 by shutting off nonessential lighting across its major properties in Pasay and Makati.  The coordinated switch‑off continues PHC’s broader resource management program and provides a scheduled opportunity to reinforce its year‑round energy efficiency measures. The initiative also supported ongoing efforts to monitor consumption patterns and validate operational strategies already in place across the company’s facilities. Beyond the annual observance, PHC continued to implement sustainability initiatives designed to make environmental responsibility part of its daily operations. A key effort is the EcoStation, introduced through a partnership with Rezbin, a multi awarded and tech enabled waste management company. The EcoStation uses a behavior driven, rewards-based system that supports easier and more consistent recycling across PHC properties....

  MANILA, Philippines, 02 April 2026 - When you visit your favorite SM Supermall, take a closer look at the trash bins that invite you to join the movement toward a Waste-Free Future. Under the SM Green Movement, the Recyclable-Disposable-Compostable (RDC) Bins are designed to recover reusable resources while keeping waste out of landfills and oceans through mindful waste management.    Demystifying the Recyclables   At its core, recyclables are simply three categories: Bottles, Cans, and Cartons. Each can go beyond single use and be returned to manufacturers for a second life: Bottles – These can be glass or plastic (PET). Glass bottles can be recycled indefinitely and are returned to bottlers such as San Miguel Yamamura and Asia Brewery Incorporated to be washed and reused for beverages. PET bottles, a highly sustainable plastic, are collected by partners like Coca-Cola’s PETvalue and Nature Spring’s NS Sustainability Solutions. They can either be recycled into ne...

  Take small steps for big change: SM Waste-Free Future illustrates doable actions for a cleaner, greener planet.   MANILA, Philippines - Becoming part of the solution toward better waste management practices has been made easier by SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SM Prime) with The SM Waste-Free Future (WFF) Manual.    Launched at SM’s first Sustainability Expo, the 17-page visual guide offers a simple and easy-to-follow resource on how everyone can engage with waste management touchpoints available in their most-loved SM Supermalls.    "The easiest way to adopt sustainable practices is a two-pronged approach," said SM Supermalls Vice President for Corporate Compliance and Sustainability, Liza Silerio. "The first is building the avenues that make waste management accessible and easy to do. The second is ensuring that these are easy habits to build and practice in our daily lives.”    The manual combines text and visuals to enhance the "Learn - Practice ...

  Manila, Philippines — Water conservation at SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime), is not just about infrastructure; it’s also about changing the mindsets of every individual who walks into its properties and redeveloping their relationship with water. Across its malls, SM Prime implements its Water for Tomorrow campaign with dedicated programs that mindfully demonstrate how every drop of water can be used efficiently.  Stepping into the grounds of SM Supermalls becomes a subconscious learning experience for the unsuspecting mallgoer. Its s ustainable water management systems, including widespread sewage treatment plants and rainwater harvesting, run like clockwork to contribute to the care of the planet’s natural resources. Greywater recycling systems ensure that water from sinks and drains is reused for sanitation or landscaping, reducing the overall demand for water from the grid. Tenant-partner engagement programs encourage restaurants and shops to adopt water-saving prac...

SM City Fairview’s rooftop solar photovoltaic system In line with its 40 th anniversary, SM Supermalls has unveiled the largest rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) system on a commercial building in the country at SM City Fairview, reinforcing its commitment toward environmental sustainability and corporate resilience. This is a significant contribution to SM Prime Holding’s Net Zero 2040 goal. Front L-R: SM Supermalls VP for Mall Operations Engr. Junias Eusebio, Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte, SM Supermalls President Steven Tan, Quezon City District 5 Representative Patrick Michael Vargas, and SM SAVP for Mall Operations, Ronald Allan Brosas.  Behind L-R: SM Supermalls EVP for Marketing Joaquin San Agustin, SM Engineering Design & Development SVP Engr. Teodoro Bautista, Department of Energy – Energy Utilization Management Bureau Director Patrick Aquino, and SM Supermalls VP for Corporate Compliance, Engr. Liza Silerio. With a 3.785-Megawatt peak (MWp) solar power capacity, the SM...

  Every time a family enjoys a cool and clean mall facility and amenities, they’re benefiting from something invisible but essential—responsible water management. At SM Supermalls, water stewardship means ensuring clean, reliable water systems for communities they serve, while reducing environmental impact. Water stewardship is the responsible use and management of water resources in ways that are socially equitable, environmentally sustainable, and economically beneficial. It means integrating water conservation into every aspect of operations for SM Supermalls. For the communities they serve, it means access to clean water, protection from flooding, and resilience against climate change. SM Prime’s 2024 Integrated Report highlights how water stewardship is central to its sustainability strategy. Across its 88 malls in the Philippines, SM Supermalls operates sewage treatment plants that recycle water for toilet flushing, perimeter cleaning, air conditioning, and landscape irrigati...

  There’s nothing quite like strolling through a mall with breathtaking views , expansive arcades, and lush greenery. At SM Supermalls, shopping isn’t just about transactions—it’s about enjoying spaces designed for comfort, sustainability, and a healthier environment. More than ever, SM’s commitment to green infrastructure is shaping urban air quality while creating a more livable city for everyone. Designing for people and the planet SM Supermalls prioritizes people-centric design , creating welcoming spaces that balance nature with modern convenience. The SM Mall of Asia’s arcades and the MOA Sky , for example, offer open, breezy walkways, encouraging leisurely strolls and even outdoor dining and entertainment. Meanwhile, SM Aura and SM North EDSA’s Sky Garden—the first in an SM mall—integrates lush vegetation and water features to reduce indoor heat, improve air quality, and create cooling effects in dense urban areas. SM North EDSA houses the first Sky Garden in an SM mall, ...