Commissioning:

March 2016

Commissioning:

La Carlota, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Commissioning:

32 MWp

Annual Yield:

47,160 MWh

Modules:

123,096 polycrystalline

Inverters:

32 SMA Central inverters

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Size of Plant:

448,814 Square meters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

28,908 tons

Commissioning:

March 2016

Location:

Manapla, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Installed Capacity:

48 MWp

Annual Yield:

73,864 MWh

Modules:

179,036 polycrystalline

Inverters:

44 SMA Central inverters

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Size of Plant:

634,514 Square meters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

45,279 tons

In the 4^th quarter of 2013, San Carlos Solar Energy Inc. (SACASOL) contracted Conergy to design and equip a solar plant, with a total megawatt capacity of 22MW and a power production of 35,000 MWh per year in Negros Occidental.

SaCaSol, a joint venture between the local clean energy developer, Bronzeoak Philippines and European-based asset management and project finance group, ThomasLloyd, received Asian Power Magazine’s Award for Independent Power Producer of 2014, in recognition of their ground – breaking achievement for building the country’s first utility-scale commercial solar power plant.

The Philippines presents a very attractive market opportunity for utility scale solar projects. SACASOL is a milestone project for the country and will be the first to receive the Feed In Tariff, as established in the 2008 Renewable Energy Act. Our project has begun site construction, and is scheduled for full commercial operation in the second quarter of 2014,” said T.U. Michael Sieg, Chairman & CEO of ThomasLloyd.

“We were attracted to Conergy as a partner because it has built a successful track record in realizing solar power projects here in Asia,” added Jose Maria P. Zabaleta, President of Bronzeoak Philippines.

“Since it entered the Asia Pacific market in 2006, Conergy has successfully commissioned over 100 MW of large-scale projects in Asia. The Philippines, being a tropical country, where the sun shines almost all year round, has, like these countries, similarly vast potential for solar energy,” said Alexander Lenz, President of Conergy Asia & ME. “We have long wanted to participate in the development of the Philippines’ solar power resource. Hence, we are very pleased and honored to have been given the opportunity by SACASOL to build our first large-scale project here. With this facility, we hope that solar energy can be an important contributor to the country’s overall energy mix, as utility-scale solar power generation is available today,” Lenz emphasized. Conergy is working on the SACASOL project in collaboration with its partner, ECHEMA Konsult Inc.

Mounting System:

Conergy Sigma II

Annual Yield:

35,000 MWh

Commissioning:

June 2014

Location:

San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Modules:

88,300 Conergy PH crystalline modules

Size of Plant:

350,000 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

22 MWp

Inverters:

22 Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

18,820 tons

The San Carlos Solar Energy Inc., SaCaSol 1A/1B, 22 MWp solar photovoltaic power plant was commissioned in San Carlos, Negros Occidental, Philippines, in two phases: 13 MWp SaCaSol 1A in May 2014 and 9 MWp SaCaSol 1B in August 2014. San Carlos Solar Energy Inc. is a joint venture between the local clean energy developer, Bronzeoak Philippines and European-based asset management and project finance group, ThomasLloyd, who fully-financed the project.

At the time of grid connection, SaCaSol 1A/1B was the largest solar plant in the Philippines and the country’s first utility-scale, privately financed solar power plant. The first phase, 13 MWp SaCaSol 1A, was inaugurated by Philippine President Benigno S. Aquino III on May 15, 2014.

SaCaSol 1A/1B’s combined 88,300 PV modules produce around 35,000 MWh of electricity per year supplying some 13,000 households in the Philippines and avoiding 18,820 tons of CO₂ emissions annually.

Syntegra replaced the original Owners Engineer after the project failed the Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) testing.

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Annual Yield:

35,000 MWh

Commissioning:

May 2014, August 2014

Location:

San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Modules:

88,300 polycrystalline

Size of Plant:

350,000 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

SaCaSol 1A 13 MWp, SaCaSol 1B 9 MWp

Inverters:

33 SMA Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

18,820 tons

Commissioning:

January 2016

Annual Yield:

78,070 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

Tarlac City, Philippines

Modules:

189,432 polycrystalline

Size of Plant:

550,003 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

50 MWp

Inverters:

46 SMA Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

47,800 tons

On March 8, 2016, renewable energy company Citicore Power inaugurated its Next Generation Power Technology Corporation (NGPTC) 18 MWp solar power project in Barangay Alasasin, Mariveles, Bataan. Construction began in October 2015 by Megawide Construction Corporation, owned and operated by Megawide`s sister company Citicore, with Conergy serving as the EP contractor. Project funding was secured through the Land Bank of the Philippines with Primeiro Partners as financial consultants.

Within the Freeport Area of Bataan (FAB), the 18 MWp Bataan PV Power Plant produces some 25,338 MWh per year of solar electricity, offsetting about 15,532 tons of CO₂ per year and powering over 20,000 average Philippine households annually.

The Bataan PV Power Plant was installed in just 92 days from start of construction to first power out.

Commissioning:

Annual Yield:

25,338 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

Modules:

Size of Plant:

Installed Capacity:

Inverters:

Annual CO₂ Savings:

Conergy has built for iSLASOL, the joint venture between the Philippine Investment Alliance for Infrastructure (PINAI), a fund managed by Macquarie Infrastructure Management (Asia) Pty Limited that is dedicated to providing equity investments in Philippine infrastructure and Bronzeoak Philippines, a leader in the development and implementation of renewable energy projects, a solar park in La Carlota, Negros Occidental.

Conergy acted as the turnkey contractor for this project and was responsible for the overall planning, engineering, design, project delivery as well as the component supply for the power plant.

The La Carlota plant has an installed capacity of 32 megawatts and will generate over 47,000 megawatt hours per year, enough electricity to power close to 20,000 local homes. The facility will save about 28,900 tons of carbon (CO₂) emissions and will lie on a 448,814 square meter land.

Bronzeoak Philippines President Jose Maria P. Zabaleta Jr. shares, “iSLASOL is moving ahead with its expansion and is excited to be doing so with Conergy, with whom it has worked well in the past. With the right partners, the projects can be delivered on time to meet the country’s growing energy needs.”

Conergy APAC President, Alexander Lenz adds, “We are very encouraged by the increasing recognition of the relevance of solar power in the Philippines as more developers and project sponsors ramp up their investments in utility-scale solar to meet the growing power demand in the country. These additional projects with Bronzeoak, which triples their solar energy capacity, not only underscore solar’s growing acceptance and strong momentum in the country but also demonstrate the improving economics of solar in the Philippines.”

Commissioning:

March 2016

Annual Yield:

47,160 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

La Carlota, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Modules:

123,096 Conergy PH crystalline modules

Size of Plant:

448,814 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

32 MW

Inverters:

32 Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

28,908 tons

In October 2015, Conergy signed new contracts with Negros Island Solar Power Inc. (islaSol), a joint venture between the Philippine Investment Alliance for Infrastructure (PINAI), a fund managed by Macquarie Infrastructure  Management (Asia) Pty Limited that is dedicated to providing equity investments in Philippine infrastructure and Bronzeoak Philippines, a leader in the development and implementation of renewable energy projects to build a 48 MWp solar power plant in Manapla in Negros Occidental. The plant was completed in March 2016 and was inaugurated on the 6th of April 2016.

“Our partnership with Conergy has contributed to the successful implementation of our solar projects and we are delighted to have them on board to continue the quality design and engineering for islaSol.” Said Jose Maria P. Zabaleta, President of Negros Island Solar Power.

“We are extremely pleased to expand our relationship with Bronzeoak and islaSol, and participate in the ongoing transformation of the energy infrastructure in the Philippines – driving solar energy to play an increasingly important role in the country as new capacities are built to cope with expectations of rising energy demand. With the signing of these new contracts, by early 2016 Conergy would have built a total of 274 MWp of solar capacity in the Philippines, sufficient power to supply over 171,300 homes in the country,” said Alexander Lenz, President, Conergy APAC.

“Conergy’s uncompromising focus on quality, cost optimization and discipline in implementing best practice processes in our global and local delivery centers have enabled us to build for Bronzeoak and its partners commercially successful solar plants that not only operate with high efficiencies and power availability but also generate the highest possible yields. Furthermore, with our international presence and extensive solar capabilities, customers like islaSol are able to leverage on our global resources and benefit from our economies of scale,” added Lenz.

Commissioning:

March 2016

Annual Yield:

Mounting System:

Conergy Sigma II

Location:

Manapla, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Modules:

179,036 Conergy PH crystalline modules

Size of Plant:

634,514 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

48 MW

Inverters:

44 Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

45,279 tons

Conergy and PetroSolar Corporation, a company owned by PetroGreen Energy Corporation (PetroGreen) ansd EEI Power Corporation (EEIPC), held the inauguration of the Tarlac Solar Power Project (TSPP) on March 3, 2016.

Alexander Lenz, President, Conergy APAC said, “The TSPP is the second solar farm that Conergy has executed in Luzon and our first Petrosolar. We are proud to have been able to deliver this project in four and half months, a record not only for our company but for solar farm execution in South East Asia in general. This result was made possible throught Conergy´s extensive global and regional track record and the excellent working relationship with Petrosolar.“

The TSPP energy facility covers 55 hectares of industrial land within the PEZA- registered Central Technopark in Tarlac City. It will provide clean energy to approximately 31, 700 households, saving over 47,800 tons of CO₂ emssions every year.

PetroSolar President Milagros V. Reyes declared, „We made the right choice in teaming up with  Conergy for the Tarlac Solar Power Project. When we decided to go into solar energy and to form PetroSolar, we knew that we had to select the right partners for our vision to have a greener Philippines. We are optimistic that the project will be granted the Feed- In-Tariff for solar projects by the DOE and the ERC as we were able to complete this facility within the prescribed time frame and comply with all the technical and regulatory requirements.“

Situated in the central plains of Luzon, Tarlac is highly favorable for PV development. The TSPP is also expeced to perform very well as it utilizes the same solar solutions Conergy has deployed in this other projects in the country. To ensure the efficient operations and maintenanceof the TSPP, Conergy is also providing technical and consultany services to Petrosolar together with a local service contractor.

Commissioning:

March 2016

Annual Yield:

78,070 MWh

Mounting System:

Conergy Sigma II

Location:

Tarlac City, Philippines

Modules:

189,432 Conergy PE crystalline modules

Size of Plant:

550,003 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

Inverters:

46 Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

47,800 tons

Citicore Power Inc.’s 25 MWp Silay PV Power Plant in Silay City, Negros Occidental, Philippines, was energized (power dispatch) and commissioned on February 23, 2016, rendering it eligible for available feed-in tariff incentives. Citicore Power tapped sister unit Megawide Construction Corp. as the construction contractor for the project with Conergy serving as the engineering, design and component provider. Project funding was secured through Land Bank of the Philippines.

Located next to the Bacolod-Silay International Airport, the 25 MWp Silay PV Power Plant will produce some 25,338 MWh per year of emission-free solar power, offsetting about 21,550 tons of CO₂ and powering more than 25,000 average Philippine households annually.

The Silay PV Power Plant has been installed turnkey in just 112 days, counted from “first pile in” to “first power out”.

Commissioning:

February 2016

Annual Yield:

25,338 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Size of Plant:

283,031 Square meters

Modules:

95,281 polycrystalline

Location:

Silay City, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Annual CO₂ Savings:

21,550 tons

Inverters:

22 SMA Central inverters

Installed Capacity:

25 MWp

Monte Solar Energy Inc. (MonteSol) is a joint venture between Ayala Group’s AC Energy Holdings Inc. and Bronzeoak Philippines formed to build an 18 MWp solar power plant located near Bais, Negros Oriental, Philippines. The 18 MWp MonteSol PV Power Plant was energized and commissioned on February 27, 2016.

Installed in just over 2.5 months or 80 days from “first pile in” to commissioning and energization (“first power out”), the MonteSol PV Power Plant produces some 24,205 MWh per year of solar electricity, offsetting about 14,838 tons of CO₂ and powering 16,200 average Philippine households annually.

Commissioning:

February 2016

Annual Yield:

24,205 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

Bais, Negros Oriental, Philippines

Modules:

68,160 JA Solar polycrystalline

Size of Plant:

213,292 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

18 MWp

Inverters:

16 SMA Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

14,838 tons

Conergy, one of the world’s largest downstream solar companies announced in November 2014 that it was awarded contracts to build two new solar plants in the Philippines, where it is already the market leader for solar Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC).

The Philippines is rapidly increasing energy generation in order to reduce electricity prices, which are the fifth highest in the world and to improve the country’s competitiveness ahead of the launch of the ten-country Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) single market, which will be the sixth biggest in the world. Electricity market data indicate that average spot electricity prices decline as solar power generation increases, due to reduced consumption of expensive diesel. The Philippine government is therefore supporting solar through a feed-in-tariff of 0.21 USD / 0.17 Euros per kWh of grid-connected PV.

Bronzeoak Philippines President Jose Maria P. Zabaleta Jr. shares, “Sacasol is moving ahead with its expansion and is excited to be doing so with Conergy, with whom it has worked well in the past. With the right partners, the projects can be delivered on the to meet the country’s growing energy needs.”

Alexander Lenz, President Conergy Asia & Middle East, said: “We are very encouraged by the increasing recognition of the relevance of solar power in the Philippines as more developers and project sponsors ramp up their investments in utility-scale solar to meet the growing power demand in the country. These additional projects with SaCaSol, which triple their solar energy capacity, not only underscore solar’s growing acceptance and strong momentum but also demonstrate the improving economics of solar in the Philippines.”

The first project is called SaCaSol I C/D and involves the expansion of the Philippines’ first large solar plant SaCaSol I A/B, located close to the port of San Carlos City, which was built by Conergy for SaCaSol and opened by President Benigno Simeon Aquino in May. The capacity of SaCaSol I will be increased by 23MWp to 45MWp – enough to suppy 27,300 homes in the local area.

Commissioning:

July 2015

Annual Yield:

43,312 MWh

Mounting System:

Conergy Sigma II

Location:

San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, Philippines

Modules:

88,946 Conergy PH crystalline modules

Size of Plant:

324,214 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

23 MWp

Inverters:

22 Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

21,033 tons

The RASLAG 10MW solar power plant connected to the grid in January 2015 and was built 50 km from Manila in central Luzon, Philippines. RASLAG is the renewable energy arm of generation company Angeles Power, Inc. (API). The plant’s 38,640 PV modules produce about 14,800 MWh of electricity per year, supplying some 4,800 local homes and avoiding 9,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually.

Syntegra Solar’s comprehensive Owners Engineer Services for the RASLAG PV Power Plant covered the entire range of services from initial PC Power Plant Concept Development, Technical Feasibility and Commercial Viability Studies, the Management of the Tender Solicitation, the support in EPC and O&M contract negotiations, and an on-site Monitoring and Validation Due Diligence during the entire construction up to and including Commissioning and FAT Final Acceptance Testing.

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Annual Yield:

14,800 MWh

Commissioning:

January 2015

Location:

Mexico, Pampanga, Philippines

Modules:

38,640 polycrystalline

Size of Plant:

129,000  Square meters

Installed Capacity:

10 MWp

Inverters:

10 SMA Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

9,000 tons

Commissioning:

December 2015

Annual Yield:

19,438 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

Mexico, Pampanga, Philippines

Modules:

50,544 polycrystalline

Size of Plant:

133,881 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

13 MWp

Inverters:

12 SMA Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

11,916 tons

Commissioning:

Annual Yield:

34,325 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

Modules:

Size of Plant:

Installed Capacity:

Inverters:

Annual CO₂ Savings:

Commissioning:

April 2017

Annual Yield:

83,846 MWh

Mounting System:

fixed tilt, ground mount

Location:

Toledo City, Cebu, Philippines

Modules:

193,440 polycrystalline

Size of Plant:

730,000 Square meters

Installed Capacity:

60 MWp

Inverters:

Central inverters

Annual CO₂ Savings:

46,923 tons