Philippines to Pursue $1 Billion Floating Solar Power Project
Thailand's Gunkul Engineering and the Philippines' SunAsia Energy are set to build a $1 billion floating solar power project on Laguna de Bay in Laguna province. The project, targeting 1,000 megawatts, is poised to be the largest in the region and will contribute to the Philippines' renewable energy expansion.
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