solar power

The University of the Philippines (UP) is rolling out a “net zero” energy program that aims to power its campuses through rooftop solar installations, backed by a P3.8-billion budget approved by its Board of Regents over a 10-year period.

A new study from the Ateneo de Manila University highlights the persistent challenges preventing widespread adoption of rooftop solar power (RTSP) in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.

IRRI looks forward to increasing its current 12% reliance on solar energy and integrating more green energy solutions into its operations.

Solar lights, sewing kits, and sewing starter packs were also provided to the community.

Despite being surrounded by vast expanses of water, 80.14% of households in Dumaran have no access to clean water for drinking and sanitation, posing a serious health risk to residents and a threat to the development of the remote island.

Sen. Grace Poe initiated the filing of Senate Bill No. 1719 promoting the adoption of rooftop solar technology among residential, commercial, industrial and government end-users.