ACEN Lends Over P9 Billion for Solar and Battery Storage Projects
ACEN Corp., under the Zobel family, has extended over P9 billion in loan facilities to two wholly owned subsidiaries for solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Zambales. The financing aims to enhance renewable energy supply stability and contribute to the power grid.
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