By:
Ronnel W. Domingo - 05:10 AM September 19, 2018
PetroSolar Corp.
yesterday said it had secured the registration at the Board of Investments of
its 20-megawatt “Tarlac-2” project.
“With BOI’s award of
the incentives registration for our Tarlac-2 project, PetroSolar is closer to
securing the confirmation of commerciality from the Department of Energy (DOE)
needed for project construction to begin,” PetroSolar president Milagros V.
Reyes said in a statement.
“We are excited by this new investment which
will see our solar asset increase in capacity from 50 MW to 70 MW,” Reyes said.
The Tarlac-2 project is
an addition to the 50-MW Tarlac-1 solar power plant owned and operated by this
joint venture of PetroGreen Energy Corp. (PGEC) and EEI Power Corp.
PGEC is the renewable energy holding unit of publicly listed PetroEnergy Resources
Corp.
Tarlac-1 started
commercial operations in February 2016 as one of the early qualifiers in the
government’s solar feed-in-tariff program.
Aside from the Tarlac
solar facilities, PGEC also owns and operates with other partners and operating
units the 32-MW Maibarara geothermal project in Batangas and the 36-MW Nabas
wind farm in Aklan.
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