July 15, 2025

The project features eight 610-watt bi-facial solar panels, with a total capacity of 4.88 KW, capable of capturing sunlight from both sides to increase energy output. These panels are complemented by a 12-unit, 100AH gel-type battery bank operating on a 48V system, ensuring consistent energy storage and availability during nighttime or cloudy conditions. A 6KW Deye hybrid inverter integrates the system, enabling smooth switching between solar energy and battery power.

Installed with a durable photovoltaic (PV) frame and stand, the system has been strategically designed to power both lighting and an electric motor critical for poultry operations. The facility, which is located in a geographically isolated area with limited access to the main power grid, now benefits from a self-sustaining and stable energy solution.

The bi-facial solar panels and hybrid setup are also seen as a model for other off-grid communities in Iloilo and beyond. By harnessing renewable energy, the project supports not only rural development but also contributes to broader environmental sustainability goals.

The initiative reflects a commitment to innovation in agriculture and rural electrification, paving the way for more inclusive, energy-resilient farming communities in Northern Iloilo.

June 13, 2025

A newly completed solar energy project in Estancia, Iloilo is lighting the way for sustainable living and cost-efficient power use in the region. The project features a 3.1-kilowatt (kW) solar photovoltaic (PV) system paired with a 6kW inverter and LiFePO₄ (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery storage, delivering a powerful and environmentally conscious solution to household energy needs.

Installed on a private residence, the system now supplies a significant portion of the household’s daily electricity requirements. With the combination of solar panels and battery storage, the household has seen an average monthly savings of ₱6,000, amounting to an estimated ₱72,000 in annual savings.

Green Energy with a Purpose

The project was designed not only to cut costs but also to contribute to a cleaner, greener environment. By replacing a portion of grid-based electricity—often derived from fossil fuels—with renewable solar energy, the household is expected to reduce its carbon emissions by approximately 1.6 to 2.0 tons per year, based on standard Philippine energy generation metrics.

“This is more than just a cost-saving measure,” said a representative from the installation team. “It’s a step toward energy independence and environmental stewardship.”

Battery Backup and Grid Augmentation

The inclusion of a LiFePO₄ battery system allows for efficient storage of excess solar energy generated during the day. This stored power can then be used at night or during grid outages, providing reliable and uninterrupted electricity.

By integrating solar energy with battery storage, the system maximizes the use of renewable energy while reducing dependency on traditional power sources, particularly during peak hours when electricity costs are highest.

A Model for Sustainable Living in the Region

This successful implementation serves as a model for other homeowners in the region, demonstrating that clean energy is not only achievable but also economically viable.

Local officials and community members have praised the initiative, with hopes that it will inspire similar projects throughout Iloilo and beyond.

Looking Ahead

As solar technology becomes increasingly accessible, projects like this one in Estancia point toward a more sustainable and resilient future for Philippine households. With rising electricity costs and the growing threat of climate change, renewable energy solutions are more essential than ever.

May 11,, 2025

We are pleased to announce the upgrade of our solar power system with a 12.8 kW-Hr/240 AH Lithium Battery, further enhancing the performance and reliability of our existing 6,600-watt hybrid solar setup.

This upgraded configuration is designed to ensure continuous and efficient operation of essential appliances—including a full-day, full-night air-conditioning unit—while supporting additional loads such as lighting, computers, water pumps, TVs, and refrigerators. The enhanced storage capacity of the lithium battery allows for greater energy independence and maximized use of solar generation.

Moreover, surplus energy not immediately consumed can be exported to the Distribution Utility (DU), optimizing both system utility and potential revenue.

This improvement is expected to yield monthly savings of up to ₱8,000, or ₱96,000 annually, representing not only a wise financial investment but also a strong commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.

By continuing to reduce our reliance on grid power and utilizing renewable energy sources, we reaffirm our dedication to building a greener and more energy-efficient future.

January 14, 2025

A cutting-edge 3.66 kW Solar PV System equipped with a 6 kW Hybrid Inverter has been introduced, offering homeowners a reliable and efficient renewable energy solution. Designed for optimal performance, this hybrid setup integrates advanced solar technology with energy storage to maximize sustainability and cost savings.

At the core of the system is a 3,660-watt photovoltaic (PV) array, efficiently harnessing solar energy and converting it into electricity. The 6 kW hybrid inverter ensures seamless power management, enabling the system to handle substantial energy loads while maintaining consistent output.

Enhancing the system’s capability is a 260 AH Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, boasting an energy storage capacity of 11.6 kW. This durable and high-performance battery allows homeowners to store excess solar energy for use during periods of low sunlight or peak demand, reducing reliance on the grid and ensuring continuous power availability.

With its efficient PV panels, powerful inverter, and robust battery storage, this hybrid solar system provides a sustainable and cost-effective energy solution, making it an ideal choice for residential applications aiming for energy independence and environmental responsibility.