BENEFITS/ADVANTAGES :

  • Environmental Friendly – clean, no carbon or gas emissions (CO2),  helping reduce climate change or global warming.
  • Secured and Stable Supply – prices and supply immune from black-out, price increase & market manipulation.
  • Energy Independence – by becoming your own power producer.
  • Abundant Supply – sunlight is free and abundant
  • Competitive Cost – no oil, gasoline or mechanicaL engine to run the system, government rebates & tax credits on system purchase.
  • Minimum or no maintenance
  • Easy Deployment – rural, mountains & other remote areas.
 
WHAT IS SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEM?
 
Solar or Photo Voltaic (PV) electric system is composed of solar panels which has arrangement of PV or solar cells that are exposed to sunlight and convert it to electricity in the form of direct current (DC). The DC Power is stored into Batteries through a Charge Controller. The DC Power is passed through an Inverter that converts the DC power into alternating current (AC) which can be used for household lighting and run appliances. Bigger systems can be used to supply power for industrial and commercial use.
 
Typically, the batteries will be charged during daytime and the stored power will be consumed at night time. The PV system’s components specifications and sizes will depend on the size of the load. Components are available from China, Japan, USA and Germany.
Countries like the Philippines with plenty of sunlight will have good application of efficient PV systems. The Philippines with more than 7,000 islands, currently has difficulty in providing power to far flung or remote areas
 
 
  • Sunlight is FREE
  • Clean Energy, No Pollution
  • Easy Deployment
  • Independent Power Plant
  • No Oil or Gasoline to run it
  • No Noisy Mechanical Engine
  • Reduce or Eliminate Power Bills
  • Tax Credits
  • Government  Rebates or Subsidies
 
DEMAND FOR SOLAR ENERGY
 
  • More than 7000 Islands in the Philippines
  • More than 3 million families still have no electricity according to DOE
  • Rising Oil Price
  • High Electricity Cost
  • Remote Areas with No Access to electric supply
  • Compliance to Kyoto Protocol to reduce carbon emission to a certain level by 2012
  • Independence from Oil Suppliers
  • Island Resorts and Remote Telecom Stations demand for mobile/stand alone power supply