
Commercial & Industrial · Solar PPA
Commercial solar without the upfront capital.
Zero-down-payment solar PPA solutions for qualified commercial and industrial facilities, starting at 400 kWp.
- 400 kWp+
- Minimum system size
- ₱0 down
- Down payment for approved applicants
- Agreed rate
- You pay for the solar electricity you use
Subject to site feasibility, consumption profile, credit and financing approval, and contract terms.
The model
Pay for the power, not the plant.
Under a Power Purchase Agreement, a solar system is installed at your facility and your business buys the electricity it produces at an agreed contractual rate, instead of paying the full installation cost upfront.
What it is
- A long-term agreement to buy solar electricity
- Installed at your site, sized to your daytime demand
- Evaluated and approved project by project
What it isn't
- Free electricity
- An unconditional or guaranteed offer
- A fixed savings figure before we've seen your bills
Who it's for
Facilities that use their power while the sun is up.
Factories & plants
Production lines that run through the day
Warehouses & cold storage
Large roofs and steady refrigeration loads
Logistics facilities
Distribution hubs, depots and yards
Hotels & resorts
Air-conditioning, kitchens and laundry
Commercial properties
Malls, office buildings and mixed-use sites
Other high-consumption sites
Hospitals, schools, farms and more

A good fit usually has
- Most of your electricity is used during daylight hours
- Enough unshaded roof or land for a system of 400 kWp or more
- A site you expect to operate from for the long term
- Up-to-date electricity bills and basic company documents
Smaller site? See our commercial installation service.
How it works
From first inquiry to signed agreement.
- 01
Send your inquiry
Tell us about your facility and attach recent electricity bills if you have them.
- 02
Initial screening
We review your consumption profile and check whether the site can host the system.
- 03
Technical & financial evaluation
Site assessment, system design and the financing review for your business.
- 04
Indicative proposal
You receive the proposed system and PPA terms, specific to your project.
- 05
Approval & signing
Once approved by both sides, the agreement is signed and installation is scheduled.
Why businesses consider it
Solar on your terms, not your balance sheet.
We don't quote savings before we've seen your bills — every facility uses power differently.
Keep your working capital
Approved projects need no down payment, so capital stays available for your operations instead of being tied up in equipment.
Potentially lower electricity costs
You pay for the solar electricity you use at the rate set in your agreement. Any savings depend on your consumption, your site and grid tariffs.
Professionally designed and supported
The system is engineered for your facility and supported over the agreement, with responsibilities set out in the contract.
Questions
Solar PPA, explained.
Commercial terms are project-specific and confirmed in your proposal. Prefer to talk it through? Call +63 945 280 6872.
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a contract where your business buys the electricity produced by a solar system installed at your site, at an agreed rate, instead of paying for the installation upfront.
It is not free electricity and not an unconditional offer: every project depends on site feasibility, your consumption profile, credit and financing approval, and the final contract terms.
Eligibility check
Check your business eligibility.
Two short steps, no commitment. Our commercial team reviews every inquiry and gets back to you about the next step.
Your business. Company, contact and facility details.
Your site. Electricity use, operating hours and space. Bills help, but you can send them later.
Solar PPA projects are subject to site feasibility, consumption profile, credit and financing approval, availability of financing and agreed contract terms. Information on this page is general and is not an offer. Savings, electricity rates, contract duration and ownership arrangements are project-specific and are confirmed only in a signed agreement.