Philippines Aboitiz Power Corporation (AboitizPower), through Aboitiz Renewables Inc. (ARI), energized the 45-MW Armenia Solar Project in Tarlac, marking its first solar plant in Central Luzon. The facility was connected to the grid through an 11.58-kilometer transmission line spanning five barangays. This project became AboitizPower’s fourth solar facility, following the San Carlos Sun Power Plant (59 MW) in Negros Occidental, the Cayanga-Bugallon Solar Facility (94 MW), and the Laoag Solar Plant (159 MW) in Pangasinan. The company aimed to achieve 4,600 MW of renewable capacity by 2030.
AboitizPower energized 45 MW Armenia Solar Project
Aboitiz Power expanded its renewable portfolio and advanced its 2030 goals by connecting the 45 MW Armenia Solar Project to the grid. (Image Source: AboitizPower)
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