MACSPOWER CORPORATION
PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR YOU
5.72 kW Grid-tie rooftop solar PV system installed at Malamig, Bustos, Bulacan
1.04 kWp Grid-tied rooftop solar PV system at
Calamba, Laguna
2.34 kWp Grid-tied solar PV system at
Los Banos, Laguna
Joint rooftop solar project with the men and children of St. Martin de Porres Children’s Village. Thanks Father Boyet and Tita Yolly Santos.
Joint rooftop solar project with the men and children of St. Martin de Porres Children’s Village. Thanks Father Boyet and Tita Yolly Santos.
3.42 kWp Grid-tied rooftop solar PV system at
St. Martin de Porres Children’s Village, Bonga Menor, Bustos, Bulacan
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Water Supply System of LGU at Apayao powered by solar
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Water source: spring well
Water destination: water tank on top of the mountain
Height difference from source to destination (head): 80 meters
Distance from source to destination: 330 meters
Average daily water output: 69,000L
Solar water pump: Lorentz 4kW solar submersible pump (made in Germany)
Wonder how you can bring clean water to the community with free fuel and minimal operations cost? Try using solar water pump. Not only it can save you a lot of money on OPEX but you are also using clean source of energy which is solar, thus helping the environment from pollution.
This project at Apayao will supply water for a barangay from a spring well using solar water pump. There are many other applications for solar water pumps and so many reasons why you should go solar.
SOLAR POWER FOR THE COMMON PEOPLE
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Solar PV systems are not just for the rich people. Solar panels are now affordable for everyone. A small offgrid solar setup for house lights can be as low as P5,000 which is beneficial for small remote houses. Our company is treating this as a non-profitable project for the poor Filipinos
SOLAR POWER AT BAGUIO CITY
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30 kW Gridtie Rooftop Solar PV System
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An often misconception about solar photovoltaic (PV) system is that we need the heat from the sun to get more electrical power. Actually, it’s the other way around. We get less power from the solar PV modules at high temperatures. That means that the ideal condition for energy generation from solar panels is high irradiance (light intensity) at low/cold temperatures. Knowing this, Baguio City is a good place to install solar panels as long as there is less shading from nearby buildings and mountains.
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Baguio City is my family’s second home and I would love to see the city’s rooftops filled with solar panels in the near future.