Our Projects
We work with each client to design a solar energy system that meets their specific energy needs and budget.
60kWp Grid-tie System
RMR Electric Corporation
Location: Antipolo City
Brief Overview of the Project: Optimizing Energy Generation and Savings thru Net-Metering
Panels installed: 100 x 550W Solar Panels
Potential Monthly Savings: P59,400 – P106,200
Key Learnings | Highlights:
RMR Electric Corporation’s decision to generate their own power using solar energy is a smart move that can provide significant benefits for the company. By reducing their dependence on the traditional utility grid, RMR Electric Corporation can become less vulnerable to price fluctuations.
Additionally, by maximizing their solar harvest during weekends where there are no operations but with continuous harvest of solar energy, and by utilizing net-metering, they can take advantage of their own solar power generation to reduce their overall energy costs. They can offset their energy usage during higher demand times and potentially lower their overall energy bills.
RMR Electric Corporation’s investment in the solar power system can provide them with a multitude of benefits such as cost savings, energy independence, and stability. It also helps them contribute to the environment by reducing their carbon footprint.
59kWp Grid-tie System
Floating Sanctuary Resort
Location: Bulacan
Brief Overview of the Project: Eco-luxe Living: Elevating Guest Comfort Experience
Panels installed: 110 x 550W Solar Panels
Potential Monthly Savings: P59,400 – P106,200
Key Learnings | Highlights:
A resort transitioning to a solar power system can be a positive development in terms of environmental sustainability and cost savings. When a resort benefits from the cost savings from using solar power, it could be passed on to guests in the form of lower prices or additional amenities. This can make the resort more competitive and attractive to potential guests.
During off-peak times at a resort, if the resort has a net-metering system in place, it allows the resort to take advantage of the full potential of its solar power system, wherein the electricity generated by a solar power system is sent back to the grid and is credited for the electricity. This can significantly reduce the resort’s dependence on traditional energy sources and lower its energy costs.
Additionally, guests may appreciate the resort’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. This can be a selling point for the resort and can help it attract environmentally-conscious guests.
10.8kWp Hybrid System
Camp Sandugo
Location: San Mateo, Rizal
Brief Overview of the Project: Ensuring Business Continuity with Solar Backup Power for Smooth and Reliable Operations
Panels installed: 24 x 450W Solar Panels
Potential Monthly Savings: P10,900 – P19,100
Key Learnings | Highlights:
Key Learnings | Highlights:
Camp Sandugo is a great place to visit for those who love spending time in the great outdoors. Not only does it offer stunning scenery, but it also has food and music to enjoy.
In addition to the natural beauty and recreational opportunities, Camp Sandugo also prioritizes the comfort and convenience of its guests. The campground has installed a 10.8kWp Hybrid System with 2 power walls, which can prevent any power disruptions during outages. This means that guests can continue to enjoy their activities without interruption and the campground can continue to operate and generate revenue even during power outages.
Overall, Camp Sandugo is a great destination for anyone looking to spend some time in nature, surrounded by beautiful scenery and with plenty of amenities to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
30kWp Grid-tie System
National Shrine of St. Padre Pio Church
Location: Sto. Tomas, Batangas
Brief Overview of the Project: “Championing Sustainability: Advocating for more sustainable energy sources”
Panels installed: 50 x 600W Solar Panels
Potential Monthly Savings: P23,700 – P53,100
Key Learnings | Highlights:
In response to Pope Francis’ Encyclical Letter – Laudato Si’, which recommends countries transition their infrastructure to renewable energy sources. The National Shrine of Saint Padre Pio decided to transition its facility from traditional electricity to solar energy.
They started this transition by installing a 30kWp Grid-tie System that can potentially save monthly of 23,700 – 53,100 pesos, while at the same time helping the environment by reducing 68 metric tons of carbon dioxide, which is equivalent to planting 3,124 trees, in the next 30 years! The National Shrine of Saint Padre Pio is the perfect example of how the Church can be a leader in environmental stewardship while also being good stewards of their finances.
Now they are taking the step towards sustainability!
50kWp Grid-tie System
Batching Plant
Location: Batangas
Brief Overview of the Project: “Rising to the Top: Leading the Way in Solar Energy”
Panels installed: 95 x 530W Solar Panels
Potential Monthly Savings: P49,800 – P89,200
Key Learnings | Highlights:
With decades of experience in the industry, this Batching Plant took a proactive step towards a cost-effective energy source and became less dependent on utility grid.
This batching plant installed a 50kWp Grid-tie System that can potentially save monthly of 49,890 – 89,200 pesos which significantly reduces its electricity costs. By showing their commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility, this move towards solar energy is a positive development to inspire other companies in the industry to follow suit, further establishing itself as a leader.
Using solar power is a relatively new and innovative technology in the batching plant industry.
