Gurīn Energy has successfully closed financing for its 75 MW solar farm in Palauig, Zambales Province, Philippines. The project, with a total investment of USD 60 million, involves deploying 136,363 solar panels on an 80-hectare site. Groundbreaking is scheduled for mid-December 2023, and commissioning is expected in Q3 2024. The solar farm aims to generate clean energy for over 35,500 homes annually, preventing 53,100 metric tons of emissions yearly.
75 MW solar project coming to Palauig, Philippines
Gurīn Energy expresses gratitude to project lender Union Bank of the Philippines and local authorities for their support. Illustration from Gurīn Energy.
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