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RASLAG Corp. and Pampanga I Electric Cooperative, Inc. (PELCO I) have formalized a landmark 15-megawatt Power Supply Agreement (PSA) to deliver clean, renewable energy to Pampanga. Signed during
RASLAG Corp. and Pampanga I Electric Cooperative, Inc. (PELCO I) have formalized a landmark 15-megawatt Power Supply Agreement (PSA) to deliver clean, renewable energy to Pampanga. Signed during a ceremonial event at Marriott Hotel, Clark Field Zone, the agreement marks a pivotal step toward sustainable energy in the region.
The PSA, signed by RASLAG President and CEO Robert Gerard B. Nepomuceno and PELCO I Board President Darius L. Cunanan, leverages RASLAG’s solar power facilities, specifically the RASLAG-4 solar power plant, to supply PELCO I with renewable energy for 10 years, pending approval from the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC)..
“The ceremonial signing marks a significant milestone in the parties’ shared commitment to advancing clean and sustainable energy in Pampanga,” RASLAG stated in its SEC Form 17-C filing.
The agreement aligns with Pampanga’s growing demand for reliable and eco-friendly electricity, positioning RASLAG and PELCO I as leaders in the province’s transition to renewables. By harnessing solar power, the collaboration reduces reliance on fossil fuels, offering a model for other cooperatives and energy providers in the Philippines.
As the parties prepare to file for ERC approval, the agreement sets a precedent for public-private partnerships in advancing clean energy solutions. The signing event, attended by key officials from both organizations, highlighted the cooperative spirit driving this initiative.
What are your thoughts on this milestone for renewable energy in Pampanga? Join the discussion on how solar power partnerships can shape a sustainable future for the Philippines.
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