CleanTechnica•11 days ago
A Solar-Powered Christmas: How Sunshine Powers The Philippines’ Largest Malls For More Holiday Cheer
Key Takeaway
Large commercial enterprises are increasingly leveraging solar power to meet substantial energy needs, demonstrating the economic and operational benefits of C&I renewable energy solutions for significant loads.
AI Summary
- •The Philippines' largest mall chain (SM) is extensively deploying solar power, exemplified by SM Bicutan, to meet significant energy demands, particularly during peak seasons like Christmas.
- •This trend highlights the growing viability and adoption of commercial & industrial (C&I) solar solutions for large power consumers in emerging markets.
- •The use of solar by major retail entities suggests favorable economics, potential grid independence, and branding benefits, influencing other large loads to consider similar renewable energy strategies.
Topics
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Article Content
SM Bicutan, one of the many malls under the ShoeMart chain in the Philippines, is along the flight path as my Korean Air flight lands in Manila. I can see the bright Christmas light array from 200 feet up. As millions of Filipino families gather beneath towering Christmas trees illuminated ... [continued] The post A Solar-Powered Christmas: How Sunshine Powers The Philippines’ Largest Malls For More Holiday Cheer appeared first on CleanTechnica .