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Greetings!
Our commitment to customers and communities was well represented at the AES Congress on Innovation, Technical Excellence and Sustainable Practices that wrapped up last week. AES Panama took home second prize in the stakeholder management category for their work in sustainable initiatives supporting their local community. Their project, Training with Energy and AES POETA: adding value for community empowerment through training and employment in Bocas del Toro, highlighted the positive impact they've had on the region. Specifically the program worked to address fears that investments AES made in the community would end after the infrastructure upgrade was completed. The AES Panama team addressed this challenge through a long-term sustainable strategy geared toward community empowerment focusing on training and employment.
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Cybersecurity message from Elizabeth Hackenson
Read the monthly cybersecurity message from Elizabeth Hackenson. Elizabeth shares practical advice on how to avoid phishing attacks, whereby hackers use email or malicious websites to solicit personal or proprietary information by posing as a trustworthy organization. The risk posed by these spear-phishing emails is compounded by sophisticated hackers rapidly changing the content of their messages so the attack signatures are never-seen-before and easily evade anti-spam and anti-virus solutions.
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TEG-TEP recognized as a clean industry leader
Environmental stewardship and leadership are a key part of our business, and we strive to improve the environmental performance of every business we own. TEG and TEP, a generation business in our Mexico, Central America, and Caribbean (MCAC) Strategic Business Unit (SBU), was recognized by the government of Mexico for their standards, commitment and history of operating a power generating plant that is clean and safe for the environment.
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AES Itabo celebrates 1 million hours without Lost Time Incidents (LTIs)
Across the 21 countries in which AES operates, we are focused on creating a workplace free of incidents and taking our safety performance to world-class levels. Recently, AES Itabo, part of the Mexico, Central America and Caribbean (MCAC) business unit (SBU), moved us closer to our goal by completing 1 million hours without an LTI.
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AES Congress on Innovation, Technical Excellence and Sustainable Practices ends with success
More than 150 participants and guests experienced two days of project presentations and guest speakers at the AES Congress on Innovation, Technical Excellence and Sustainable Practices. The event culminated with an awards dinner.
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