eSakay, Inc., a subsidiary of Meralco, has partnered with tech-logistics firm Mober to provide sustainable delivery services in the Philippines. Mober will start utilizing a fleet of electric cargo vans provided by eSakay, an end-to-end green mobility solutions provider. Having a fleet of electric vans means that we can continue to be efficient, while reducing our carbon footprint.” says Mober Founder Dennis Ng. The partnership of eSakay and Mober aims to support the country’s transition to clean energy and to promote sustainable transport operations. Read more in our articles including "eSakay, Mober to provide sustainable delivery services in PH" and "BIR opens Tax Payer Portal".
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Apr 2, 2026eSakay, Inc., a subsidiary of Meralco, has partnered with tech-logistics firm Mober to provide sustainable delivery services in the Philippines. Mober will start utilizing a fleet of electric cargo vans provided by eSakay, an end-to-end green mobility solutions provider.
Having a fleet of electric vans means that we can continue to be efficient, while reducing our carbon footprint.” says Mober Founder Dennis Ng. The partnership of eSakay and Mober aims to support the country’s transition to clean energy and to promote sustainable transport operations.
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