TP Philippines is emerging as a leader in greening the country’s IT-BPM sector, showing how large-scale outsourcing can pair growth with environmental responsibility.
The firm reported renewable energy made up 63 percent of its electricity use nationwide in 2025, up three percentage points from a year earlier. The gains, detailed in its 2025 Impact Report, span 26 sites and support the broader sustainability push of parent firm TP Group.
Chief executive Rahul Jolly said the shift reflects a firm commitment to responsible operations, adding that steady year-on-year gains show sustainability efforts can deliver measurable results.
Beyond energy sourcing, TP Philippines reported a 52 percent cut in total carbon emissions and a 77 percent improvement in emissions intensity from its 2019 baseline. Green-certified facilities and more efficient infrastructure helped curb energy demand even as operations expanded.
These gains feed into TP Group’s global targets under the Science Based Targets initiative and the Paris Agreement.
The group aims to reach 80 percent renewable energy use by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2040. Its Philippine operations are shaping up as a key driver, offering a template for how regional execution can advance global climate goals while setting the pace for the BPO industry.
