The Philippines is a tropical country and has sun energy year round. This abundance makes solar a practical choice for our country and brings us many advantages and benefits!
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With the ongoing pandemic and growing awareness and concern about climate change and the future, we cannot neglect the potential of solar energy here in the Philippines. Because our country is in the equatorial region, where there is more solar energy or more sunshine, we can take numerous benefits from harvesting solar electricity to reduce our electricity costs.
The Renewable Energy Act of 2008 or RA 9513 aims to accelerate the development of renewable energy sources such as solar in order to achieve energy self-sufficiency and reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels. The aim is also to promote the efficient and cost-effective commercial use of renewable energies.
Turn the sun into savings!
The Philippines has one of the most expensive electricity tariffs in Asia, which is why Filipinos are already used to "tipping" to avoid the terror of paying obscenely high monthly electricity bills. Due to the unstable grid supply in the summer months with high energy requirements, the country continues to be affected by yellow to red alert.
With a solar grid tie-in system, you can use solar as “first priority” electricity that is used during the day. That way, you'll rely on the sun first to power your appliances, thus reducing the energy bills you get from the utility. In addition, the excess electricity you produce can be exported and sold to the utility company through the Net Metering program, which allows you to balance your energy consumption at night and on weekends. For this reason, the grid connection system can achieve the fastest ROI and is considered the most efficient solar system, especially for households in Metro Manila and the nearby provinces.
Improved technology and cheaper prices
The cost of installing solar modules continues to decrease as we find and develop better ways to make solar modules and devices. For only Php 105,000 you can install a solar panel that can accommodate a small air conditioner. In the coming years it is expected that solar systems will be improved more efficiently and in terms of design in order to achieve better integration into private households and commercial facilities while reducing overall costs.
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