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60 MW

Installed capacity

San Manuel, Pangasinan

Philippines

67,740*

tCO2e
Annual emissions avoided

53,940*

Homes powered

San Manuel Solar is ACEN’s first renewable energy project in the province.

It uses ground-mounted solar photovoltaic panels that directly connect to the grid through a 2-km transmission line to the NGCP 69kV San Manuel Substation. With our solar farm in Pangasinan, we have created more green jobs, from the construction phase to operation, while providing reliable renewable energy.

*based on 2025 attributable output

  • ACEN strengthens Northern Luzon presence with Pangasinan solar project

    19 January 2026 – ACEN continues to expand its renewable energy footprint in Northern Luzon through San Manuel Solar, its first solar project in Pangasinan, reinforcing the company’s commitment to supporting the Philippines’ transition to a low-carbon future.

    San Manuel Solar is part of ACEN’s expanding renewables portfolio in the Philippines and underscores the company’s support for the government’s target of 35% renewable energy in the country’s power generation mix by 2030. As ACEN continues to scale its clean energy investments across Northern Luzon and beyond, the company remains focused on enabling a just, inclusive, and sustainable energy transition for the Philippines.

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  • ACEN receives multi-regional recognition from DENR for championing environmental stewardship

    28 July 2025 — In Region I (Ilocos Region), ACEN was honored as Best Environmental Partner (Private Sector Category) for the company’s “remarkable and noteworthy contribution as active partner in promoting the important role of forests in sustainable development and climate change mitigation.”

    With our portfolio of four wind farms in Ilocos Norte, along with the 60 MW San Manuel Solar farm, ACEN has helped cement the region’s reputation as a clean energy stronghold, while advancing environmental initiatives like the Conservation Estate that support forest conservation and climate resilience.

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  • ACEN set to commence construction of 60 MW Pangasinan Solar


    26 January 2023 – In December 2022, ACEN announced its acquisition of Sinocalan Solar Power Corp. through the signing of a deed of absolute sale of shares with Sungrow Power Renewables Corp. and Havilah AAA Holdings Corp. This allowed ACEN to fast-track the development of Pangasinan Solar, with a potential expansion of up to 100 MW.

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Highlights

ACEN economic stake:

100%

Project status: Operating

Start of commercial operations: Q2 2025

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