By Claire Bear
The Philippine Solar Power Allance (PSPA) together with WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) will be conducting the first ever Solar Day Pilipinas 2013 on April 26, 2013,5pm-12 midnight at Arts in the City, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
As a tropical country, the Philippines has untapped vast potential of solar energy. Solara pplications have long been used as off-grid solutions in rural, remote areas in the country. Energy being a critical enabler, solar systems have provided for basic needs such as lighting, water pumping, communications and a variety of livelihood activities that immediately improve the lives of of Filipinos in areas where electricity is not readily available.
Today, with the help of government policies, private and non-government institutions as well as multilateral agencies, solar energy is being made accessible to urban homeowners. Rooftops can now be installed with PVsystems and families can expect as much as 30 percent savings in their electricity bills. Urban homes can now be empowered to become clean energy producers, help the environment and at the same time reduce their electricity costs.
Taking inspiration from Germany’s Woche der Sonne (Week of the Sun),Solar Day Pilipinas 2013 is a celebration of the benefits of Solar Energy in the Philippines. We would like to invite you to join us in this first ever event as a partner in promoting clean, safe, inexpensive and renewable energy.
Sponsors:
As a tropical country, the Philippines has untapped vast potential of solar energy. Solara pplications have long been used as off-grid solutions in rural, remote areas in the country. Energy being a critical enabler, solar systems have provided for basic needs such as lighting, water pumping, communications and a variety of livelihood activities that immediately improve the lives of of Filipinos in areas where electricity is not readily available.
Today, with the help of government policies, private and non-government institutions as well as multilateral agencies, solar energy is being made accessible to urban homeowners. Rooftops can now be installed with PVsystems and families can expect as much as 30 percent savings in their electricity bills. Urban homes can now be empowered to become clean energy producers, help the environment and at the same time reduce their electricity costs.
Taking inspiration from Germany’s Woche der Sonne (Week of the Sun),Solar Day Pilipinas 2013 is a celebration of the benefits of Solar Energy in the Philippines. We would like to invite you to join us in this first ever event as a partner in promoting clean, safe, inexpensive and renewable energy.
Sponsors:
SolarDay Pilipinas 2013 is presented to you by the Philippine Solar Power Alliance and Worldwide Fund for Nature.
Broughtto you by: MERALCO; Philippine Society for Youth Science Clubs; Chef's Arch's Lime; Tritec Integrated Philippines Inc.
Booth Sponsors include: Sasonbi, Inc;CEPALCO; Transnational Uyeno Solar Corporation; Machinen & Technik Inc(MATEC); Renewables Made in Germany; One Renewable Enterprise Inc.; GNB Exide, Alveo Land Corporation
Booth Sponsors include: Sasonbi, Inc;CEPALCO; Transnational Uyeno Solar Corporation; Machinen & Technik Inc(MATEC); Renewables Made in Germany; One Renewable Enterprise Inc.; GNB Exide, Alveo Land Corporation
Additional Photo Exhibitors: SunPower Corporation; CEnAG; Propmech and Greenheat
Venue powered by Solar lights by Solutions Using Renewable Energy Inc. (SURE)
Marketing Partners: Ateneo School of Government; Wave89.1; Climate Change Commission; One Million Lights Philippines, California Garden Square; PricewaterhouseCoopers Philippines
Flash Mob Dance with Pashu (moves to be posted here soon); Anino Shadowplay on Solar Power to the People; Kinaiya and other Solar Jammers; Laya Ritmo; Spinning by DJ Mael!
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