“ There is a wonder all around us, There is the rich diversity of environment beauty seen in the National patterns that permeate our country’s seas, coastlines, caves, forests, and mountains, built over vast expenses of geological time, grain by grain, stone by stone an awe- inspiring legacy for all to share. We take our eve from the harmony found in the breathtaking pattern of the natural world, building a company over the years dedicated to empowering the Filipino people through clean, safe and sustainable energy sources” PNOC Energy Development Corp.

RIPPLE – The play of wind on sun produces ripples, a testament to the harmony of land, sea and sky. Understanding the paradoxically secret of beauty that is both fleeting and everlasting. Ripples in water begins at a single point, expanding in ever widening circles- much like the way, the dreams and aspirations of a single Filipino.

CANOPY – Through the mists to touch the sky, the Tiniharan trees of Mt. Apo echo the pattern of the Filipinos hope for a brighter tomorrow. Faith is rewarded – each pictured is over a hundred years old. An endless green canopy of splendor dominates the landscape, inter wining leaf branch and roots in a celebration of green wonder – the continuing results of the reforestation project of the Southern Negros geothermal production field.

WEB- Spiraling out in concentric circles, the orb web is a miracle of nature engineering. Threads radiate out from the center, permitting this spider, found in the Mindanao geothermal production field, to move without being caught in its own web. Similar to the deep in abiding support structure of the extended Filipino family, beautifully arrange interlocking hexagons exhibit natural strength in the lattice geometry of a honey comb in Dumaguete.

LINES – Secreted behind the lined and towering lime stones of Coron Island our Palawan’s clandestine wonders- legacy lagoons with deep and clear water nestled like jewels under the glorious sun. shaped through time by combined elements of wind and water into weathered lines, the rocks of Marbel River are proof of our relentless power of erotions as well as symbol of windful resilience of the Filipino people in the face of change.

BOUGHS – A species as well as community of plants, the mangrove lives between the sea and the land in areas which are inundated by tides providing a nurturing ecosystem for aquatic and terrestrial fauna and flora. Filipino communities place value in both individual and group dynamics as well as bolstering natural human synergies. Lined up like rustling sentries, bamboos form a path from grove to homestead, a strong and resilient as the Filipino people.