Seraphim Signs Agreement to Supply 183 MW Modules to Philippines

Seraphim has announced that it has signed an agreement with ERS Energy to deliver 183 MW of high-efficiency solar modules for projects in the Philippines

Jiangsu Seraphim Solar System (Seraphim), one of the world’s leading solar module manufacturers, recently announced that it has signed an agreement with ERS Energy Sdn Bhd to deliver 183 megawatts (MW) of high-efficiency solar modules for projects in the Philippines.

Co-developed by AC Energy Inc., the energy platform of Ayala Corporation, ERS Energy Sdn Bhd as the EPC contractor and Seraphim as the module provider, the solar farm projects are set to be located in Alaminos, Laguna, and Gigasol, Zambales.

Jonathan Kan the Managing Director of ERS Energy Sdn Bhd commented, “Seraphim and ERS have maintained excellent cooperation for many years. We are impressed by Seraphim’s passion and professionalism in the solar industry, which makes them an ideal partner. We are determined to join hands to deliver high quality, safe and reliable products to our customers.”

The projects will be using Seraphim’s monocrystalline 158.75mm half-cell PERC modules. Seraphim incorporates innovative design features. Half-cell modules have lower current and series resistance, minimizing mismatch losses, internal power losses, and shadow effects. The high output of half-cell modules will maximise power generation on a constrained land area, significantly saving costs for large-scale power plants.

“We are pleased to sign this supply agreement with ERS Energy, the EPC Contractor for these projects, further strengthening our long-term strategic relationship and enabling us to maintain our leading position in the Philippines market,” said Polaris Li, president of Seraphim. “We strive to support the Philippines to meet its renewable energy goals by utilising our years of experience and leading-edge technology advantages.”

The firm has announced that it has begun enhancing its presence in the Philippine market since 2016 and that the 183 MW modules delivery would add another milestone to the company’s product current portfolio in the region including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam.