How much does it usually cost to convert to renewable energy in the Philippines?

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Elgy asked:


Are there local manufacturers in the Philippines where small homeowners can buy or get service in installing equipments for solar panelling and the likes? maybe even bio-source energy?

If renewable energy is already available, is there also a program for selling (i’m taking small scale) excess energy back to the energy grid in the Philippines?

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One Response to “How much does it usually cost to convert to renewable energy in the Philippines?”

  1. fakebobjones Says:
    March 11th, 2008 at 7:41 am

    Yup, Solar Electric Company Inc. . This is for personal use–I do not know about selling back excess energy. Renewable energy is not very popular/common yet, I would assume namely due to the initial layout for the panels, etc.

    There is also a Solarhart distributor here but I misplaced the business card.

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