By Lenie Lectura - January 17, 2017
THE Manila Electric Co. (Meralco)
launched last week its renewable-energy subsidiary Spectrum via the unveiling
of a solar gallery.
The gallery, on display at the
Robinsons Novaliches Trade Hall, brings forward Spectrum’s set of services and
offerings via the Solar Photovoltaic (PV) system that converts sunlight into
electricity to power homes and businesses.
The launch of Spectrum signals
Meralco’s foray into renewable energy and other technologies, as part of its
commitment to sustainability. This is also the latest development in the
company’s diversification of its distribution business.
“The Meralco brand of expertise in
energy puts Spectrum in a unique industry position, as we move toward our
mission to be a one-stop shop for renewable-energy solutions. Spectrum
aims to provide tailor-fit solutions for industrial, commercial and residential
customers through our in-depth understanding of energy-consumption behaviors,
and our strategic partnerships with world-class technology partners,” Spectrum
President Jose Rainier Reyes said.
Local retail giant and mall operator
Robinsons Malls has partnered with Spectrum for its solar PV system in
Robinsons Novaliches, with its contracted capacity of 1.87 megawatts.
“We are very interested in exploring
new technology and are glad that by doing this, we are also able to promote
sustainability and social responsibility,” Robinsons Land Corp. President
Frederick Go said.
Currently, Spectrum offers three
options: Outright purchase, lease, or managed services. Spectrum offers its
partners end-to-end technical capabilities with Meralco-trained engineers. It
is supported by world-class service and product providers. These ensure
customers of quality and safety of installed PV systems, while enabling them to
work within financing options that fit their budget.
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