Philippines' Mega Solar Farm Begins Commercial Power Delivery
A portion of the MTerra Solar project, one of the world's largest integrated solar facilities, has commenced commercial operations in the Philippines. 600 MW of power will be supplied to Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), expected to contribute to the nation's energy security and sustainable development.
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