Trina Solar's 177 MW Module Deal in Philippines

• Trina Solar shines in the Philippines with 177 MW supply deal for PetroGreen Energy Corp, powering sustainable projects across multiple provinces.

China's Trina Solar Co Ltd has signed a deal to supply 177 MW of solar modules to Philippine renewable power producer PetroGreen Energy Corp. The modules will be used in solar projects in San Jose municipality, Nueva Ecija, and in the provinces of Pangasinan and Isabela. The projects will feature over 129,000 Trina Solar modules, with PetroGreen able to select the most suitable modules for each project.

Trina Solar and PetroGreen have been partners since 2015, with one of PetroGreen's projects using Trina modules being the 27-MW Dagohoy project on the island of Bohol. The new supply deal further strengthens the partnership between the two companies and highlights the continued growth of solar energy in the Philippines.

How will Trina Solar's 177 MW module supply impact solar projects in the Philippines?

• The 177 MW module supply from Trina Solar will significantly boost the capacity of solar projects in the Philippines, particularly in San Jose municipality, Nueva Ecija, and the provinces of Pangasinan and Isabela.
• With over 129,000 Trina Solar modules being used in these projects, there will be a substantial increase in the amount of renewable energy generated in these areas.
• PetroGreen Energy Corp will have the flexibility to select the most suitable modules for each project, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
• The partnership between Trina Solar and PetroGreen, which dates back to 2015, has been instrumental in the development of solar projects in the Philippines, with the 27-MW Dagohoy project on the island of Bohol being a prime example.
• This new supply deal not only strengthens the collaboration between the two companies but also underscores the growing importance of solar energy in the Philippines and the wider renewable energy sector.