(1/2) SolarWisePH and Yuda have now joined forces to achieve our common goal of making rooftop solar accessible to more Filipino households.
The SolarWisePH services and resources that you are all familiar with will now be managed and branded under Yuda (https://t.co/KTYVgO6mSA)
(1/2) SolarWisePH and Yuda have now joined forces to achieve our common goal of making rooftop solar accessible to more Filipino households.
The SolarWisePH services and resources that you are all familiar with will now be managed and branded under Yuda (https://t.co/KTYVgO6mSA)
Five of Asia’s biggest economies are expected to see exponential growth of solar, positioning the region to become a global hub of solar power, according to independent energy think tank Ember.
Of the five, the fastest solar capacity growth rates are expected in Indonesia – 41.8
READ: Constantino said the faster implementation of the treaty will allow governments to protect their countries from the impact of climate change.
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READ: "The government announced an increase on the minimum amount of renewable energy supplied to investors and end-users from 1 per cent to 2.5 per cent, in a bid to ramp up the country’s goal to reach 35 per cent clean energy by 2030."
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READ: PH-SG invstment talks include efforts to install a 1.3 GW floating solar project on Laguna de Bay, the largest lake in the Philippines.
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"Installation of solar rooftop systems at home and in businesses can help alleviate the recurring power crisis in the country, the Philippine Solar and Storage Energy Alliance (PSSEA) said.
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Going green while being aesthetically pleasing.
READ: The blue National University of Singapore (NUS) Baba House is set to go green with solar panels fashioned in Peranakan-style designs fitted into the sides of its building.
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"Planned facilities would help address a potential power shortage and significantly boost the nation’s renewable energy generation, according to the company. Government data showed the Philippines had 1,127 megawatts of grid-connected solar capacity at the https://t.co/dNhp4D0KeL
Mandatory solar panels on new buildings are being implemented by the EU to reduce dependency to Russian oil and gas.
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Wondering if it's best to shift to solar?
Watch Slater Young discuss all the questions you have like how much these cost and how long is ROI!
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Is your household interested in investing in Solar? Here's a story of a family who substantially reduced their monthly expenses on electricity after installing panels!
Here's a video hosted by Atom Araullo about the Philippines transitioning to renewable energy!
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In 2019, about 11,000 scientists from around the world warned of “untold suffering” caused by climate change if people don’t change their ways. See how the countr
While the sun shines everywhere in the world, the Philippines being in the tropics has a great potential in harnessing this infinite source of power to generate electricity. In this blog post, let's know more about how we can take advantage of solar energy.
DOE advises Filipino households to use solar energy.
"Sa kasalukuyan, ang presyuhan sa investment sa solar panels ay bumaba na," Patrick Aquino, director at the DOE's Energy Utilization Management Bureau told CNN Philippines' Newsroom Ngayon.
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We often say that rainy and cloudy days are the solar energy system’s weakness. But the truth is, in times of disaster like storms, earthquakes, and tsunamis, the solar energy system is what saves us by providing emergency power that can last for days.
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As Sir Charlie mentioned in our Solar Series, spending on solar panels is not a one-time throwaway! Read more about this in the article found in the comment section.