Rogelio Singson

Commercial procedures have actually begun at a 50MW solar energy plant in the Philippines after building and construction was interfered with by the COVID-19 pandemic last year.

As international initiatives to include the coronavirus step up, the condition remains to influence the solar sector, with a subsidiary of significant Filipino utility Meralco introducing that the appointing of 135MW of solar projects has actually been postponed as a result of the infection break out.

Manila Electric Co.’s (Meralco) power generation arm is looking into a possible 110-megawatt floating solar facility on Laguna de Bay as part of its renewable energy thrust.