Philippines Largest Solar Power Plant to start operation

[povillo]

Philippines' largest solar power plant starts operations this week

[povillo]

With this development, public interest will arise and utility companies and PPP's will now have true competition to the good of all consumers.

[oliver1013]

Ilan megawatts ba ang consumption ng metro manila buwan buwan?

[Manilablock]

Paano na pag tag ulan, mababa na ang output ng solar plant. Mas ok pa mag invest sa sea wave technology 24/7 basta meron alon magproduce yun ng power

[vvti2.0]

DI naman ganun kahaba ang kadirect ang sunlight sa atin para sa solar power, marami pa namang iba na ok..

[CVT]

Solar panels are now very efficient, but there's a real need to for another jump in technology.... Nevertheless,- bring it on!



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[povillo]

For more info and understanding in Solar sytem technology as one of renewable clean system source of power aside from Wind, wave etc.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/332989970114576/

[Lew_Alcindor]

For commercial purposes, I would go for geothermal energy at this point. Renewable and we have lots of it in the country. However, it is not being developed because IMO, we get caught up with the more popular renewables (i.e. solar and wind) that is being pushed by other countries.

[userfriendly]

For commercial purposes, I would go for geothermal energy at this point. Renewable and we have lots of it in the country. However, it is not being developed because IMO, we get caught up with the more popular renewables (i.e. solar and wind) that is being pushed by other countries.

Slightly OT but according to wiki the Phils is the 2nd largest user of geothermal energy with 1904MW. The US is 1st with 3093MW

Geothermal power in the Philippines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[niky]

I recall during a forum, the Energy Secretary at the time said our problem is that the geothermal sites that are undeveloped can't be developed due to political issues with the NPA and indigenous tribes.

[Yatta]

For commercial purposes, I would go for geothermal energy at this point. Renewable and we have lots of it in the country. However, it is not being developed because IMO, we get caught up with the more popular renewables (i.e. solar and wind) that is being pushed by other countries.

I recall during a forum, the Energy Secretary at the time said our problem is that the geothermal sites that are undeveloped can't be developed due to political issues with the NPA and indigenous tribes.

Not all volcanoes can be tapped for geothermal power, dapat hindi siya active (so Mayon, Taal, Pinatubo, etc. are out), dapat hindi rin corrosive/acidic ang steam na lumalabas (e.g. Pinatubo in the 80s) otherwise tutunawin lang ang mga tubo and lastly dapat pumayag din ang community (geothermal power is not really that "clean", nag-re-release din siya ng heavy metals into the atmosphere and into the water (still cleaner than oil/coal though) and the land around the plant may also suffer from subsidence kasi you are pumping out steam and water out of the ground).

[badkuk]

i'm curious about the maintenance costs; if the solar panels pivot according to the direction of the sun, then me mga motors yan that need to be maintained; solar panels need cleaning, etc etc.

i'd like to see solar power work, but ethanol/biomass/methane has more appeal to me -- cleaner burning, efficient use of waste -- two birds with one stone.

[povillo]

i'm curious about the maintenance costs; if the solar panels pivot according to the direction of the sun, then me mga motors yan that need to be maintained; solar panels need cleaning, etc etc.

i'd like to see solar power work, but ethanol/biomass/methane has more appeal to me -- cleaner burning, efficient use of waste -- two birds with one stone.

Methane gas from decomposing animal manure is also like carbon is also a green gas that damage the ozone layer.

[miLes]

go for nuclear power! or sa dami ng tambay dito, gawa nalang ng stationary bike ang gobyerno attached to a dynamo. sure yan sa dami ng squatters and tambays no need for another solar/coal/wind power plant. bayaran nalang sila per kw produced.

tour de france riders average about 300kw over a 200km road race, final sprint abot sila ng more than 1000kw. so an average person could probably produce about 100kw.