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Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Solar Power Costing

#Solar panel at every rooftop

Objectives:   

1.  To generate 100 pv loans of P30,000 each (P3,000,000)

2.  To help  avert power crisis

Business concept:  financing the acquisition of solar panels. The only stumbling block to solar (the model for solar run)

Mr Joey Escueta Loyola gave me a briefing on cost and prices of products to be offered so that we have good handle on products (solar to be offered)

1.  Components:

Mono crystalline  (Zocen)   100 watts)          5,760.

REC (Norwegian)                250 watts          14,000.

Zocen                                   250 watts          13,000   

Deep cycle batter 12v 100 A                           9,000

Power inverter  500  watts                               4,560

Power inverter   500 watts heavy duty            13,500

Power inverter  charger  2kW 24 v charger     26,000

Power inverter charger   3kW 48 V                  29,000

DC breaker and fuse                                        2,100.

Solar wire  (includes mounting?)                      4,800

Installation           (for small system)                 5,000

Installation for  2 kW                                         11,000

Installation for 3 kw                                           16,000

Monday, December 1, 2014

Current cost of solar panels and installation

Rizal Philippines   |  December 1, 2014



From Cleantecnica - what is the current cost of solar installations

Solar panel cost guide

I talked to solar power suppliers from Binan Laguna:  Joey Loyola, the GM, and his marketing man Irwin, a drug rep.   They have installed 70 units all ready.  He claims that he has deep connection to supplier. We had to part ways with AV Power system because of delayed deliveries, and inability to service quickly our concern.

I found their price to be rather stiff:

Using Norwegian REC panels with inverters and battery (off grid system - it means it can work at nighttime, and off Meralco system;  it will work during brown out)