Solar Power Saves NegOcc Gov’t P5.6M; Governor Urges Locals to Explore Switch
The Negros Occidental provincial government announced it has saved P5.6 million in electricity bills after installing solar panels on three key buildings. Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson is urging residents to explore switching to solar power.
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