Why should you install a battery energy storage system in the Philippines?

BESS acts as a buffer between the grid and your facility, ensuring a consistent and reliable power supply. BESS can help keep essential appliances running in areas where power outages are common. Curious to find out how much you can save installing battery energy storage systems in the Philippines?

Is energy storage a key enabler for the Philippines' 'ambitious' energy goals?

The government sees energy storage as a vital enabler for the Philippines’ “ambitious targets” for renewable energy, Marasigan said, aiming for 35% renewables in the energy mix by 2030, 50% by 2040 and continuing to rise from there.

What is EDC doing in the Philippines?

With the Philippines working to increase its renewable energy share and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, EDC’s twin focus on geothermal expansion and energy storage places it at the forefront of a low-carbon transition. Follow Power Philippines on Facebook and LinkedIn or join our Viber community for more updates.

What is Masinloc battery energy storage?

We started our venture into battery energy storage technology in 2018 when we acquired the 10 MW Masinloc Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) of the Masinloc Power Plant from AES Philippines. The Masinloc BESS is the first battery energy storage facility in the Philippines and one of the first in Southeast Asia.

What is a battery energy storage system?

Battery Energy Storage Systems, commonly known as BESS, are advanced energy storage solutions designed to store electricity generated during periods of low demand or from renewable sources such as solar panels or wind turbines.

Can energy storage drive the modernisation of power infrastructure in the Philippines?

Energy storage is a technology that can not only drive the modernisation of power infrastructure in the Philippines, but also attractor investors in the country’s economy. “However, as a utility developer, we are looking at challenges in the implementation of the policy framework, and at technology challenges,” Briones said.