MEM settles job on 120-MWp Phillippine solar farm
- Southeast Asian company Modern Energy Management (MEM) stated today it has actually concluded its role as owner's designer for a 120-MWp solar project in the Philippines.
Called Solarace, the photovoltaic (PV) plant began exporting power on June 21, 2021.
This is the second job the business has actually completed in the Southeast Asian nation for power producer AC Energy Corporation (PSE: ACEN) in current months. MEM was once again assisted in the job by neighborhood companion SIDCORE Consulting.
Earlier this month, MEM announced it had finished its proprietor's engineer duty for the 63-MWp GigaSol.
The brand-new PV plant brings AC Energy closer to attaining its objective of having 5,000 MW of sustainable ability by 2025. Nearly half of that is slated to be applied in the Philippines. The country itself is targeting 20 GW of installed renewables capability as received its Renewable Energy Roadmap 2017-2040.
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