MSpectrum Inc., the Philippines based solar subsidiary of Manila Electric Company (Meralco), has launched a 726 kWp solar rooftop facility for Citizen Finedevice Philippines Corp. in Batangas province. The project, inaugurated at Citizen Finedevice’s Sto. Tomas manufacturing facility, is expected to generate 1.055 GWh of clean energy annually. This will reduce Citizen Finedevice’s carbon footprint by approximately 751 metric tons, equivalent to planting over 34,500 trees. Citizen Finedevice, renowned for precision metal machined components, benefits from MSpectrum’s tailored solar solutions for industrial, commercial, and residential sectors. As per MSpectrum, these solutions are supported by Meralco’s energy expertise and proven safety record, enhancing the overall efficiency and sustainability of its operations.
Meralco’s subsidiary completes solar rooftop project
The new solar project at Citizen Finedevice’s Sto. Tomas facility is expected to generate 1.055 GWh of clean energy annually. (Image Credit: MSpectrum)
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