Philippines eases rules for own-use solar systems
Reported bypv magazine ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
The Philippines Department of Energy has streamlined policy guidelines exempting plug-and-play micro-solar systems up to 1 kW from building permits and certificates of compliance, and removing pre-installation clearances and inspection fees for zero-export solar systems, lowering barriers to residential solar adoption.
These are regulatory changes for small residential systems; nationwide adoption and grid impact will depend on consumer uptake and utility cooperation.
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