Bohol Gov. Aris Aumentado , Dagohoy Mayor Hermie Relampagos and RGEC president Francisco Delfin, Jr. lead the inaugural solar array installation. They are joined by officials of NGCP and representatives of TAISEI Corporation and S.N. Aboitiz Power Group.
Once completed, the 22-hectare Dagohoy solar site will be covered by 1,270 solar tables consisting of 40,628 units of Trina Solar-brand panels producing 41,000 MWh of power annually. “Given the power supply shortage and the extreme heat we are presently experiencing, any additional power from decarbonized and renewable sources can only be timely for the country, in terms of ensuring electricity supply and mitigating climate variability. Today’s event is an effort by PetroGreen Energy Corporation and its subsidiaries, as service contractors of the Department of Energy , in addressing interrelated power shortage and climate issues.
Aumentado remarked, “The DSPP represents our collective efforts in bolstering economic prosperity for Bohol and aligns seamlessly with the province’s Abante Bohol campaign and vision for a more resilient and sustainable future for Boholanos. We request RGEC and PetroGeen to consider investing in more RE projects in the province as they can be assured of Bohol’s positive reception to such investments.
“We are positive that this project will not only boost Dagohoy’s economic status but most importantly, enhance the lives of Dagohoynons. Right now, the project construction has generated significant additional jobs for residents and led to new small-scale businesses in Dagohoy,” he added.
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