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World’s largest solar-plus-storage plant to be built in the Philippines

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Philippines-based Prime Infrastructure Holdings unveiled a plan to expand its investments in renewable energy by building the world’s largest solar plant in the Philippines.

The privately held company, which announced last week that it will purchase a majority stake in the Malampaya gas field in the West Philippine Sea, announced on Wednesday that its subsidiary Terra Solar Philippines would build a solar farm with a capacity of 2,500 MW to 3,500 MW. 

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