Solar Philippines

Solar Philippines is rated 3 out of 5 in the category renewables & environment. Read and write reviews about Solar Philippines. Solar Philippines is Southeast Asia's largest solar company and only integrated Developer, Investor, Manufacturer, and EPC, with 800 employees; an 800 MW solar panel factory; 300 MW in projects operating or under construction; and a multi-GW pipeline, including the world's largest off-grid solar projects and the lowest cost Solar Power Purchase Agreements in East Asia. Our mission is to make low-cost, reliable electricity universally accessible, as fast as possible. We believe that solar and battery storage will supply the majority of the world's energy over the coming decades, ending poverty and climate change, and enabling emerging economies to leapfrog decades of development. We aim to build the distributed generation utility of the 21st century, for millions in the developing world, and accelerate the Philippines on its path to becoming a first-world nation. Led by veterans from the solar, construction, and power industries, we bring a sense of urgency and long-term commitment in everything that we do. We are always on the lookout for great people, passionate about disrupting traditional industries. Please refer to our LinkedIn job ads and/or email your CV to [email protected]. To learn more about us and our projects: 800 MW factory inaugurated (2017) - https://www.pv-magazine.com/2017/08/25/solar-philippines-inaugurates-countrys-first-pv-panel-factory/ 5000 MW Solar Proposal (2017) - http://business.mb.com.ph/2017/07/03/5000-mw-solar-ph-rollout-plan-to-challenge-energy-mix/ 63.3 MW completed (2016) - http://technology.inquirer.net/46928/ph-largest-solar-farm-up-in-batangas Straits Times / Guardian (2015) - http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jun/18/philippines-sees-slow-take-up-of-renewable-energy Entrepreneur Profile (2015) - http://www.entrepreneur.com.ph/business-ideas/leandro-leviste-forbes-30-under-30-asia-a305-20160227-lfrm First project launch (2014) - http://business.inquirer.net/179216/a-power-plant-on-every-roof