NGCP welcomes Terra Solar Power Project as a significant addition to the country’s growing renewable energy capacity, ...

National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) cautioned that a heavy reliance on intermittent power sources may pose ...

SPNEC plans to acquire 2,500 hectares for its giant PV cluster in the provinces of Nueva Ecija and Bulacan, pictured, using proceeds from various capital raises. Image: Solar Philippines The listed ...

The archipelago of Visayas – one of three principal island groups of the Philippines – has committed to 760 MW of new solar projects, according to data from the country’s DOE. By June 2024, the region ...

SPNEC’s 4GW solar farm will be located in the northern region of Luzon, in the Philippines. Image: SPNEC. Solar Philippines Neva Ecija Corporation (SPNEC) has planned to start constructing a 3.5GW ...

Solar Philippines Nueva Ecija Corp. is acquiring stakes in more than 20 solar power generation projects across the Philippines, valued at 60.9 billion pesos ($1.2 billion), from its parent in an ...

Solar Philippines’ Leandro Leviste quit Yale to come home and start what is becoming one of the largest solar power companies in the Philippines. Leandro Leviste, the son of a prominent Philippine ...

Beyond its home market, the Manila-based company is developing PV projects in India, the U.S. and undisclosed countries throughout sub-Saharan Africa. It is also installing solar in a number of ...

THE Department of Energy (DOE) announced last Sunday the advancement in the grid interconnection under the first stage of the Terra Solar Project with the energization and “cut-in” of the project’s ...

WHILE the Terra Solar Power Project would significantly increase the country’s renewable energy mix, the National Grid Corp.

As a tropical nation spread across more than 7,600 islands, the Philippines seems like the ideal location to implement localized solar power for the 16 million Filipinos lacking reliable access to ...

In many parts of the developing world, tech entrepreneurs are trying to solve long-standing problems. We visit two of these places on this week's All Tech Considered. (SOUNDBITE OF ULRICH SCHNAUSS' ...