Partnerships

We continue to make meaningful linkages with key movers in the Philippine power industry who share the same passion for cleaner, reliable renewable energy sources.

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KEPCO

We have entered into an investment partnership with the Korea Electric Power Corporation, one of the leading players in power generation, transmission, and disbursement in Asia on our solar farm in Calatagan with a capacity of 63.3 MWp, the largest solar project in Luzon expected to generate 95GWh of clean energy per year. 

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MERALCO

Our company has partnered with the Manila Electric Company (MERALCO) via the first-ever Solar Power Supply Agreement the power distributor Meralco has undertaken. Through this agreement, we also partnered on utility-scale solar farms in Tarlac, Tanauan, and Maragondon.
 
 Meralco is the largest distribution utility in the country, serving 7 million customers in 36 cities and 25 municipalities as of 2021, with 118 years of experience in providing electricity for Filipinos.
 
 

Prime Infrastructure

Solar Philippines has entered into a joint venture with Prime Metroline Infrastructure Holdings Corp. (Prime Infra) to expand Solar Philippines Tarlac Corporation (SPTC)’s Concepcion Solar Farm to up to 200 megawatts. Through this agreement, Solar Philippines and Prime Infra will also jointly develop two other solar projects up to 800MW to serve Luzon and Visayas grids. Prime Infra is the core infrastructure business of Enrique J. Razon Jr. ranked as the 3rd richest man in the Philippines. The company is engaged in developing infrastructure assets in energy, water, and construction.

Mitsubishi Corporation

Solar Philippines has entered into a joint venture with Mitsubishi Corporation, through its subsidiary Diamond Generating Asia, for the development of solar-related facilities, beginning this year. Mitsubishi Corporation is Japan’s largest trading company. With offices and subsidiaries across the world. It is considered as a global leader focused on developing businesses across different industries such as industrial materials, petroleum, and chemicals solution, automotive and mobility, power solution, and urban development to name a few.


AC Energy

This 2021, we have entered into a Joint Venture agreement with AC Energy, to construct and develop solar power projects targeted in areas within Central Luzon. AC Energy is the energy platform of the Ayala Group. With over 2,600MW capacity in the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, and Australia, AC Energy has built a solid platform in the industry with a total of 80% renewable share of capacity, among the highest in the region.