Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1
Jobin-SQM Inc
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- Capacity
- 61.6 MW
- Technology
- Solar
- Stage
- Operational
- Country
- Philippines
- Location
- Morong14.802, 120.362
- Developer
- Jobin-SQM Inc
- Annual output
- not published
- Capex
- not published
- Capital sought
- not published
- Source
- Global Energy Monitor, Global Solar Power Tracker
- Last checked
- 10 Sept 2026
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About this project
61.6 MW solar facility at Morong, Philippines currently operating. Owner: Jobin-SQM Inc. Start year: 2025. Compiled from the Global Energy Monitor tracker; financial terms are not published and must be obtained from the developer. [Held 10 Sep 2026 for a person. 0.395 km from prj_gppd_wri1029962 (Sta. Rita Solar), 61.6 MW against 7.1 MW. Different names, close enough to be one asset and far enough apart to be two. A rule cannot settle this and three attempts today got the same class of question wrong.] [Reviewed 12 Sep 2026 and published: 61.6 MW against a 7.1 MW neighbour: a different plant.]
Where this sits in the catalogue
This is one of 2 units recorded at this site, alongside Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 2. Each is held as its own record because each is separately reported. By capacity this is the 178th largest of the 453 solar records we hold in the Philippines. The country has 998 records in total across every technology. A further 18 catalogued projects sit within 25 km of it. See every record in the Philippines or find it on the map.
Investment readiness
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To become bankable
- Secure an offtake agreement (PPA) or named offtaker
- Secure site control (ownership or lease)
- Apply for grid connection / evacuation
- Provide developer track record / prior projects
- Add a CAPEX budget
- Add an expected annual generation estimate
Climate impact
Clean generation displaces grid power at 0.65 tCO₂/MWh. Generation estimated from capacity.
CO₂ avoided / yr
70,150 t
Over project life
1,754k t
Homes powered / yr
30,835
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Questions about Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1
How big is Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1?+
Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1 is recorded at 62 MW of solar capacity in Morong, Philippines. That figure is the one its source publishes, not an estimate by Solandor.
Where is Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1?+
Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1 is in Morong, Philippines, at 14.8021, 120.3616. The coordinates are published by the source, so the location on the map is the site itself rather than a town centre standing in for it.
Who is behind Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1?+
The record names Jobin-SQM Inc as the developer of Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1. That is what the published source says; Solandor holds no view on the ownership structure behind it and does not verify commercial control.
Is Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1 operating?+
Subic New PV Solar Power Plant Project 1 is recorded at operational stage in Philippines. Stage comes from the source dataset and is re-checked against it; the page shows the date of the last check, so you can see how current that is.
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