Solar power provider Raslag Corp. has started the commissioning of its fourth solar plant in Magalang, Pampanga to the 69-kilovolt line of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines.
The 36.646-megawatt peak capacity project in Magalang is its largest plant to date.
Raslag said the project is designed to produce 53 gigawatt hours of electricity, enough to power 24,000 homes annually and P285 million revenue on its first full year of operations.
The new facility uses 670-watt mono crystalline solar modules to maximize energy output and ensure long-term reliability. It also employed more than 150 workers during construction.
“We are thrilled to have already completed four organic projects to help meet our nation’s growing energy demand,” said Robert Nepomuceno, RASLAG president and chief executive officer.
The completion of Raslag’s fourth solar project brings the company’s total installed capacity to 77.844 MW.
RASLAG is also expanding beyond its home province of Pampanga with their next solar facility in Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija by 2026.
The company hopes to significantly increase its renewable energy portfolio to 1,000 MW by 2035 with three more projects already underway.
