SolX Technologies has introduced its innovative platform that aims to solve key bottlenecks in the solar sector: clients struggling to identify credible Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPCs) firms and EPCs facing high costs and inefficiencies in securing qualified leads.

Launched today, the Renewable Energy Marketplace (REM) connects over 200 commercial and industrial clients with accredited EPC firms for solar projects ranging from 300 kWp (PHP 11 million) to 10 MW.

“With REM, we streamline the entire process,” said Sergius Santos, CEO of SolX Technologies. “We begin by creating tailored solar system designs and uploading these projects onto our bidding platform. 

Accredited EPCs are automatically notified to submit competitive offers. The platform analyzes all bids with automated insights, enabling clients to easily compare options with clear visuals and detailed savings projections. From awarding the project to execution, REM is designed to provide end-to-end management — including quality assurance, scheduling, and operations and maintenance.”

The platform supports rooftop or ground-mounted systems and optional battery storage, with verified savings estimates included. SolX says the system empowers EPCs to concentrate on installation quality while clients confidently select the most suitable partner.

Early adopters of the platform include leading EPCs such as Ayroso Energy Solutions, EEI Corporation, Buskowitz Energy, Magnus Energy Corporation, Pavi Green, Alpha Solar, Solargrid, Netsolar, Solar NRG, Solaric Panels Philippines, All Vision Solar, and Excell Energy.

Among the upcoming projects on REM is a 2 MW solar installation for Supima Holdings Inc., valued at approximately PHP 73.33 million.

“Our goal is to integrate design, data, financing, and project execution into a seamless experience for all stakeholders,” Santos added. “REM creates an ecosystem where businesses can confidently transition to clean energy, while EPCs gain access to high-quality project opportunities without the usual cost and uncertainty.”

SolX is inviting accredited EPC firms to explore project opportunities through its REM platform. Interested EPCs can apply for accreditation by contacting [email protected].

What do you think of this new approach to solar project sourcing? EPCs, developers, and stakeholders — share your thoughts.

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