Solar Philippines Nueva Ecija Corp.
Solar Philippines Nueva Ecija Corp. is a subsidiary of Solar Philippines, the largest solar energy provider in the Philippines.
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SPNEC starts construction of the world’s largest solar project
The project’s first phase will be completed by the first quarter of 2026.
SP New Energy Corporation brings ‘newest’ solar technology to the Philippines
The solar farm project in Nueva Ecija will have a capacity of 500 megawatts to address the power needs of 1.5 million Filipinos.
Philippines’ SPNEC to ‘catalyse’ 10GW project via stock rights offering
The SRO has proceeds worth P2.8b.
SPNEC to complete share swap with Solar Philippines by end-2022
The company wants to complete the private placements to increase public float.
Philippines' SPNEC reintroduces itself as SP New Energy Corporation
This changed from SP Nueva Ecija Corporation.
Solar Philippines unit gears up bid bonds for 10GW project
This is in line with the requirements of potential off-takers.
What makes the Philippines the most ‘fundamentally attractive’ solar market in SEA?
Power generation cost in the Philippines is double compared to its neighbouring countries, Solar Philippines CEO claims.
Solar Philippines signs deal for 50MW solar farm in Indonesia
The project is slated to be the largest ground-mounted solar project in the country.
Solar Philippines unit accelerates timetable for 4GW development
It will be funded by proceeds from the planned SRO in June 2022.
Solar Philippines unit to raise P10b for 10GW projects
This forms part of SPNEC’s plan to raise its capital stock to 50 million shares.
SPNEC to supply 97.8 MWh per day in Philippines’ Central Luzon
The company beat five other bidders that vied for the Angeles Electric Corp.’s supply deal.
SPNEC to develop 10 GW solar project
This is a 10-fold increase from the Philippines grid-connected solar capacity.
Commentary
Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises