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World’s largest solar power plant in Philippines expected to finish by 2026

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As major countries accelerate the expansion of renewable energy to avert climate disaster, records for installed power and the size of solar and wind farms are being surpassed frequently. The announcement of the constructing of what will be “the largest solar project in the world” has now come from the Philippine Islands.

SPNEC’s massive solar park build on Luzon

According to Solar Philippines New Energy Corporation (SPNEC), the energy company behind the project, it should be finished in two years and will have 5 million solar panels.

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