Bohol: 27MW solar farm in Dahogoy starts operation

Doris C. Bongcac 11/22/2024

TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol – The province of Bohol has already taken its first step into achieving energy sufficiency using green energy. On Thursday, Bohol Governor Erico Aristotle Aumentado led the ceremonial switch-on of the 27 megawatt Dagohoy…

Yuchengco unit reports breakthrough in first solar plant in Bohol

Jordeene B. Lagare 05/12/2024

MANILA, Philippines — Rizal Green Energy Corp. (RGEC), a unit of Yuchengco-led PetroGreen Energy Corp. (PGEC), took another step in developing the P1.2-billion first solar power plant in Bohol province with the installation of photovoltaic (PV) panels.…

Capitol to spend P10M for solar streetlight project

Morexette Marie B. Erram 03/07/2022

CEBU CITY, Philippines – It’s solar power for Cebu province. The Cebu Provincial Government announced that it will be putting up solar-powered streetlights as part of its post-Odette rehabilitation initiative.  Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia led a ceremonial inauguration…

WATCH: Lorde returns with music video for ‘Solar Power,’ her first single in 4 years

Ian Biong - @IBiongINQ 06/11/2021

Lorde has finally made a comeback by dropping a surprise music video for her first single since the award-winning 2017 album “Melodrama.” The New Zealand-born artist released the music video for “Solar Power,” the first song from…

Gov’t urged help ease shift of Pinoys to green energy

Victor Anthony V. Silva 11/28/2016

WHILE Filipinos are becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of harnessing renewable energy such as solar power, many are still kept from its true potential due to relatively higher prices of technology. To address this gap, Again…

Solar plane’s Pacific crossing going smoothly

04/23/2016

OVER THE PACIFIC OCEAN — A solar-powered plane’s flight across the Pacific Ocean was going smoothly as it gets closer to a stop in Northern California. The Solar Impulse 2 picked up a strong tailwind before sunset…

Solar power plant rises in San Carlos, Negros Occidental

Victor Anthony V. Silva 04/19/2016

A SUBSIDIARY of Aboitiz Power Corp. Inaugurated its first solar power plant in San Carlos Negros Occidental today. The 59-MW San Carlos Sun Power Inc. is projected to deliver 82 GWh of renewable energy to the Visayas…

Enough power to connect to radio

Michelle Joy L. Padayhag 03/26/2016

A SOLAR panel, the size of the lid of a shoe box, supplies power to the Ofqueria family enough to enable them to listen to their favorite radio dramas in the morning. At night, generator sets provide…

Solar power use

Editorial 03/03/2016

Provincial Board (PB) Member Joven Mondigo’s suggestion that solar plants be set up in Bantayan Island to resolve its power problems may be a long term solution but the cost of setting it up will take both…

Solar panels power bridge households

Nestle Semilla 03/01/2016

Their continued stay under the Mandaue-Mactan Bridge may be uncertain, but more than 10 families living in the Lapu-Lapu City side don’t have to rely on power lines for their power supply. Factory worker Rolando Navasca, whose…

‘Use renewable energy, not fuel, for small islands’

Vanessa Claire Lucero 10/29/2015

  German companies introduce options  for off-grid areas Utilities serving small islands and other off-grid areas are encouraged to use renewable energy instead of diesel fuel. Rene Fajilagutan, president of the Association of Isolated Electric Cooperatives (AIEC),…

Solar products available in Cebu

Marc Eric Cosep 09/09/2015

A Japanese firm yesterday launched its line of solar-powered devices through its Philippine distributor  in Lapu-Lapu City. The solar panels and LED lanterns are produced by Japanese firm Again Japan Information Inc. The solar panels are designed…

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