MAKATI CITY, PHILIPPINES – 7-Eleven Philippines, operated by exclusive licensor Philippine Seven Corporation (PSC), is switching over 1,450 of its stores across Metro Manila, Batangas, Pangasinan, Bulacan, Cavite, and Nueva Ecija to 100% renewable energy through an electricity supply agreement with ACEN RES, the retail electricity arm of the Ayala group.
This move is enabled through the government’s Retail Aggregation Program (RAP), which allows electricity consumers to aggregate or cluster their demand to access retail electricity supply. Through RAP, businesses with multiple sites, such as 7-Eleven Philippines, can directly negotiate supply arrangements with licensed retail electricity suppliers like ACEN RES and transition more efficiently to renewable energy.
With this partnership, 7-Eleven Philippines becomes the largest retail network in the country to participate in the RAP, with more stores expected to transition to renewable energy as the company continues to expand nationwide.
“Our collaboration with ACEN RES is a cornerstone of Philippine Seven Corporation’s growth and sustainability strategy,” said Jose Victor Paterno, Chairman of Philippine Seven Corporation. “Recent global energy disruptions have highlighted the vulnerability of local businesses; by shifting to indigenous renewable sources, we are effectively shielding our operations from market volatility. Beyond resilience, we are aligning ourselves with an increasingly eco-conscious consumer base. This transition doesn’t just green our power—it invites our customers to join us on a meaningful journey toward a sustainable future.”
“We want to make the shift to renewable energy simple and accessible for businesses,” said Eric Francia. “Having 7-Eleven Philippines join the RAP marks an important milestone in advancing the country’s transition to a more sustainable and energy-secure future.”
ACEN RES sources its supply from ACEN’s portfolio of solar, wind, and geothermal plants across the Philippines. Based on the latest report of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) on the competitive retail electricity market, ACEN RES remains the country’s leading provider of renewable energy supply to businesses.
To mark the partnership, ACEN RES awarded 7-Eleven Philippines its “Powered by Renewable Energy” badge, recognizing companies that have chosen to power their operations with 100% renewable energy.
ABOUT ACEN RES
ACEN, the Ayala group’s listed energy company, is one of the fastest-growing renewable energy companies in Asia Pacific, with the Philippines as its core and largest market. It also has a significant presence in Australia, Vietnam, India, and Lao PDR, along with strategic investments in Indonesia and other markets. The company currently has ~7 GW of attributable renewable energy capacity spanning projects in operation, under construction and with signed agreements.
As a developer, builder, and operator, ACEN leverages its agility and collaborative approach to accelerate the energy transition. The company has 100% renewable energy generation and aims to achieve Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050—turning bold ambitions into real impact for businesses, communities, and indigenous groups.
ABOUT 7-ELEVEN PHILIPPINES
Philippine Seven Corporation (PSC), the exclusive licensee of 7-Eleven in the Philippines, began its journey on February 29, 1984, with the opening of its first store at the corner of EDSA and Kamias Road in Metro Manila. From its modest beginnings, PSC has grown into a nationwide icon, a leader in convenience retail, consistently delivering reliable service and staying true to its mission of providing modern convenience to its customers.
Today, PSC has expanded its footprint to over 4,500 stores across the Philippines, a remarkable achievement that is testament to the brand’s deep-rooted connection with Filipino consumers. This growth is a direct reflection of PSC’s unwavering commitment to consumer satisfaction, and continued success in adapting to the evolving needs of the market by providing convenient and reliable service.
Keeping pace with both geographical and digital footprint expansion, PSC has embraced digital and geographical growth opportunities that are linked to the dynamic needs of the market. The corporation has introduced a diverse range of new products and a wide array of services, including financial solutions and digital payment options, further reinforcing its mission of providing accessible convenience to Filipinos nationwide.
As PSC remains committed to synchronizing with the consumers’ way of life, it also continues to align its efforts with sustainability goals, championing environmentally friendly initiatives for a more sustainable future. By staying ahead of industry trends and a deep understanding of consumer expectations, PSC continues to safeguard and solidify its competitive edge and its position as a trusted brand in the retail sector.

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