AC Energy Holdings Inc., the power arm of the Ayala Group, supports the public-private-partnership option for the 121-kilometer (km) Batangas-Manila natural gas pipeline.
”Perhaps if the government takes the lead and puts in the infrastructure, yes, it could be a PPP for the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and pipeline. The pipeline could be an enabler for the gas industry,” AC Energy chief executive officer John Eric Francia told reporters Friday.
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