By Danessa O. Rivera (The Philippine Star) | Updated October 20, 2015 - 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines - Eight German
companies are coming to the Philippines to look for partners to participate and
invest in the country’s 90 percent electrification goal with renewable energy
(RE).
In a statement, German
government-owned international cooperation company Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH said eight German solar photovoltaic
(PV) and micro-grid companies and three RE experts would visit the Philippines
to explore opportunities in the country.
The companies would include 8p2
Ingenieurspartnerschaft, an engineering firm specializing in technical
inspection and consulting; Autarsys GmbH, a provider of modular energy storage
systems; IB Vogt GmbH, a global solar EPC company; IBC Solar AG, an
international provider of comprehensive solar solutions; PV2 Energie GmbH, a
solar project developer; Qinous GmbH, a provider of plug and play energy
storage solutions; SaEnergy Systems GmbH, which provides independent and
stand-alone energy supply; and Solea AG, a leading turnkey PV systems provider.
Meanwhile, the three experts are
from eclareon GmbH, a consulting firm focusing on renewable energy.
The German companies will be looking
for partners in the private and public sectors to implement RE projects in the
country.
The companies have developed
innovative off-grid RE power generation and distribution solutions such as
stand-alone micro-grid solutions powered by RE and hybridization of diesel
plants, backed up by intelligent battery and power management systems.
They will form part of the delegation of the
fifth business trip of German RE companies to the Philippines, titled
“Renewables – Made in Germany” initiative, from Oct. 26 to 30
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