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Ecoplus Group · Solar Solutions Portfolio
One Solar Family. Three Specialized Teams.
Whether you’re a homeowner looking to cut your electricity bill, a business owner reducing OPEX, or an industrial facility optimizing energy costs at scale — there’s an Ecoplus brand built exactly for you.
*Under DOE Circular DC2026-01-00012. Applies to all Philippine distribution utilities.
Our Solar Products
Ecoplus Solar offers four solar system types designed for Philippine conditions — from high-density Metro Manila rooftops to remote island properties. Click each to see full specifications, 2026 pricing, and answers to common questions.
On-Grid Solar System
Cut your electricity bill by up to 80% — anywhere in the Philippines
An on-grid (grid-tied) solar system connects your solar panels directly to your local distribution utility — whether that’s Meralco in Metro Manila and CALABARZON, VECO in Cebu, DLPC in Davao, or any of the country’s electric cooperatives. During the day, your system generates electricity that powers your home or business first. Any surplus is automatically exported to the grid and credited to your bill through the Philippine government’s Net Metering program, established under the Renewable Energy Act of 2008 (RA 9513) and regulated by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC).
Best for: Homeowners, businesses, and property owners across the Philippines with a stable grid connection who want the fastest return on investment and the lowest upfront cost.
System Sizes & Indicative Pricing (2026)
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SIZE
|
Est. Cost
|
Est. Monthly Savings
|
Best for
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
3 kWp |
₱150,000 – ₱220,000 |
₱3,000 – ₱5,500/mo |
2-bedroom homes |
|
5 kWp |
₱220,000 – ₱330,000 |
₱5,500 – ₱9,000/mo |
3-bedroom homes, small offices |
|
8 kWp |
₱340,000 – ₱480,000 |
₱9,000 – ₱14,000/mo |
Large homes, SMEs |
|
10 kWp+ |
Custom quote |
Custom estimate |
Commercial buildings |
* Prices are 2026 Philippine market estimates. Final cost varies by location, roof type, and equipment specification. Request a free assessment for an exact quote.
TYPICAL PAYBANK
4-6 years
NET METERING (RA 9513)
Eligible
Common Questions
- Will it work during a brownout? No — on-grid systems automatically shut down during grid outages for safety reasons. This is a requirement of all Philippine distribution utilities. If brownout protection matters to you, our Hybrid system is the right choice.
- How does net metering work in the Philippines? Excess solar power you export to your distribution utility (Meralco, VECO, DLPC, or your electric cooperative) is credited to your account at the Blended Generation Charge (BGC) rate — roughly ₱520–₱610 per 100 kWh exported. These credits directly reduce your monthly electricity bill.
- How long does net metering approval take? Under DOE Circular DC2026-01-00012 issued in April 2026, all distribution utilities in the Philippines are now legally required to process net metering applications within 10 working days. Ecoplus Solar manages the full application — from as-built drawings to CFEI to utility submission — on your behalf, wherever you are in the country.
Hybrid Solar System
Solar savings + battery backup — protection from brownouts nationwide
A hybrid solar system pairs your solar panels with a battery bank and a hybrid inverter. During daylight hours, solar energy powers your property and charges the batteries simultaneously. At night, or whenever your distribution utility experiences an outage, the battery automatically keeps your essential appliances running — no generator fumes, no fuel refilling, no noise. Hybrid systems are fully net-metering eligible under RA 9513, so you still earn bill credits for surplus power exported to the grid.
Best for: Homes and businesses across the Philippines that experience frequent brownouts — especially in areas served by electric cooperatives or utilities with less stable grid infrastructure — and anyone seeking both energy savings and power continuity.
System Sizes & Indicative Pricing (2026)
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SIZE
|
Est. Cost
|
Est. Monthly Savings
|
Best for
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
3 kWp + 5 kWh |
₱280,000 – ₱400,000 |
₱4,000 – ₱7,000/mo |
Small homes, essential backup |
|
5 kWp + 10 kWh |
₱420,000 – ₱600,000 |
₱7,000 – ₱12,000/mo |
Medium homes, WFH setups |
|
8 kWp + 15 kWh |
₱700,000 – ₱950,000 |
₱10,000 – ₱18,000/mo |
Large homes, small commercial |
|
10 kWp+ |
Custom quote |
Custom estimate |
Commercial buildings |
* Prices are 2026 Philippine market estimates. Final cost varies by location, roof type, and equipment specification. Request a free assessment for an exact quote.
TYPICAL PAYBANK
6-8 years
NET METERING (RA 9513)
Eligible
Common Questions
- What brand of batteries do you use? Ecoplus Solar installs LiFePO₄ (lithium iron phosphate) batteries — the Philippine industry standard for tropical conditions. They are rated for 3,000–6,000 charge cycles (roughly 10–15 years of service life) and are significantly safer and longer-lasting than older lead-acid alternatives.
- What appliances can the battery run during a brownout?A 10 kWh battery can typically keep a refrigerator, LED lights, Wi-Fi router, CCTV cameras, and several electric fans running for 8–12 hours. Running a standard air conditioner requires a larger battery capacity — our engineers will size your system to match your actual load requirements.
- Can I upgrade my existing on-grid system to hybrid? Yes, in most cases. Ecoplus Solar can assess your existing inverter and wiring and determine the most cost-effective path to adding battery backup. Contact us for a free remote or on-site compatibility assessment.
Commercial & Industrial Solar
Slash operating costs. Qualify for up to 1 MW net metering nationwide.
Ecoplus Solar designs and installs commercial rooftop solar systems for businesses, warehouses, factories, schools, hospitals, condominiums, and commercial developments across the Philippines. Under DOE Circular DC2026-01-00012 issued in April 2026, commercial and industrial consumers can now register up to 1 MW of rooftop solar under the net metering program — a tenfold increase from the previous 100 kW cap. Businesses with multiple properties in the same distribution utility service area can also share energy credits across accounts under the February 2026 multi-site net metering reform, dramatically improving the commercial economics of a single large installation.
Best for: Business owners, property developers, mall operators, school and hospital administrators, factory managers, and industrial facility operators anywhere in the Philippines looking to reduce electricity costs and improve their sustainability profile.
System Sizes & Indicative Pricing (2026)
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SIZE
|
Est. Cost
|
Est. Monthly Savings
|
Best for
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
15–30 kWp |
₱750,000 – ₱1.5M |
₱30,000 – ₱70,000/mo |
SMEs, clinics, schools |
|
50–100 kWp |
₱2M – ₱4.5M |
₱100,000 – ₱200,000/mo |
Warehouses, factories |
|
100 kWp – 1 MWp |
Custom EPC quote |
Custom ROI model |
Industrial facilities, condominiums |
* Prices are 2026 Philippine market estimates. Final cost varies by location, roof type, and equipment specification. Request a free assessment for an exact quote.
TYPICAL PAYBANK
3-5 years
NET METERING (RA 9513)
Eligible
Common Questions
- What is the new 1 MW commercial net metering cap? The April 2026 DOE Circular DC2026-01-00012 raised the commercial and industrial net metering cap from 100 kW to 1 MW. Any business served by Meralco, VECO, DLPC, or a Philippine electric cooperative can now install and register up to 1 MW of rooftop solar under the program. Systems above 1 MW fall under the RE developer framework under RA 9513.
- Do you handle permits and DOE accreditation nationwide? Yes. As a DOE-accredited solar EPC contractor, Ecoplus Solar manages all project documentation: LGU building and electrical permits, electrical plans signed by a licensed Professional Electrical Engineer (PEE), Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection (CFEI), and the complete net metering application with your local distribution utility — wherever your business is located in the Philippines.
- Can we share solar credits across multiple business locations? Yes. Under the February 2026 multi-site and aggregate net metering reform, businesses with multiple properties within the same distribution utility service area can now share energy credits across different electricity accounts from a single solar installation. This significantly improves the ROI for commercial clients with large rooftops but distributed loads.
Off-Grid Solar System
Complete energy independence — no utility connection required
Off-grid solar systems are fully self-contained energy solutions: solar panels charge a large battery bank, and an inverter converts stored power to run your property with zero reliance on the distribution grid. These systems are ideal for agricultural land, remote vacation homes, island resorts, farm operations, and any site across the Philippines where connecting to a distribution utility is either unavailable or prohibitively expensive. With over 7,600 islands in the Philippine archipelago, a significant portion of the country still operates without reliable grid access — off-grid solar is the most cost-effective long-term power solution for these areas.
Best for: Remote properties, agricultural estates, island resorts, barangay-level facilities, and off-grid communities across the Philippine archipelago where distribution utility connection is absent, unreliable, or too costly to extend.
System Sizes & Indicative Pricing (2026)
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SIZE
|
Est. Cost
|
Est. Monthly Savings
|
Best for
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
1–3 kWp |
₱120,000 – ₱250,000 |
Replaces generator cost |
Farm cabin, small remote home |
|
5–10 kWp |
₱350,000 – ₱700,000 |
Full household off-grid |
Remote family homes, small resorts |
|
10 kWp+ |
Custom quote |
Custom |
Island resorts, large farms, barangay power |
* Prices are 2026 Philippine market estimates. Final cost varies by location, roof type, and equipment specification. Request a free assessment for an exact quote.
TYPICAL PAYBANK
Replaces diesel/generator operating cost
NET METERING (RA 9513)
Not applicable
Common Questions
- Is off-grid practical for properties with existing grid access? For most properties in Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, Metro Davao, and other urban centers with stable distribution utility service, an on-grid or hybrid system offers a faster and more cost-effective return. Off-grid systems are best suited for locations where the grid is genuinely unavailable, unreliable, or where extending the grid would cost more than an off-grid installation.
- What happens during prolonged cloudy weather? Properly engineered off-grid systems for the Philippines include battery capacity sized to cover 2–3 days of low or zero solar generation — accounting for the country’s typhoon season and extended overcast periods. For critical loads or extended cloudy seasons, a diesel generator can be integrated as an automatic failsafe backup.
Which System Is Right for You?
A side-by-side comparison of all three grid-connected system types for Philippine homeowners and businesses.
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FEATURE
|
ON-GRID
|
HYBRID
|
OFF-GRID
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
Works during brownout |
NO |
YES |
YES |
|
Net metering eligible (RA 9513) |
YES |
YES |
NO |
|
Lowest upfront cost |
YES |
NO |
NO |
|
Battery backup included |
NO |
YES |
YES |
|
Works without grid connection |
NO |
NO |
YES |
|
Multi-site credit sharing (2026) |
YES |
YES |
NO |
|
Fastest ROI payback |
YES |
NO |
NO |
|
Compatible with all PH utilities |
YES |
YES |
NO |
Why Choose Ecoplus Solar
A DOE-accredited solar EPC company serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers across the Philippines — from Luzon to Visayas to Mindanao.
DOE-Accredited Solar EPC
Ecoplus Solar Inc. is a Department of Energy-accredited solar Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor. All installations meet DOE, ERC, and PCAB standards nationwide.
All Distribution Utilities Covered
We process net metering applications with Meralco, VECO, DLPC, and Philippine electric cooperatives. Under the April 2026 DOE mandate, utilities must now approve applications within 10 working days.
Serving Customers Nationwide
From Luzon to Visayas to Mindanao — Ecoplus Solar delivers turnkey solar installations for residential, commercial, and industrial clients across the Philippine archipelago.
Full Turnkey Service
We manage everything: free site survey, system design, LGU permits, licensed PEE electrical plans, installation, CFEI, and net metering registration with your distribution utility.
Tier-1 Equipment Only
We install JinkoSolar and LONGi panels — the top-rated brands for Philippine tropical conditions — with Deye and Growatt inverters, the most widely deployed in the country in 2026.
Long-Term After-Sales Support
System performance monitoring, warranty claim assistance, and preventive maintenance are part of our commitment. Your system is our long-term responsibility — not just a completed project.
Distribution Utility Coverage
Ecoplus Solar processes net metering applications and installs DOE-compliant systems for customers of all major Philippine distribution utilities and electric cooperatives.
Meralco
Metro Manila, CALABARZON, parts of Bulacan & Pampanga
VECO
Metro Cebu and surrounding areas
DLPC
Davao City and nearby municipalities
LEYTE / SAMAR cooperatives
Eastern Visayas
SOCOTECO / COTABATO EC
Mindanao cooperatives
PELCO / CLECO / BENECO
Luzon electric cooperatives
Did not see your utility provider listed? Contact us — we work with all DOE-registered distribution utilities and electric cooperatives across the Philippines.
Not Sure Which Brand Is Right for You?
Tell us about your facility and your electricity bills. Our team will match you to the right Ecoplus brand and prepare a free savings assessment within 2–3 business days.
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Net Metering in the Philippines — 2026 Update
Net metering is the Philippine government’s program that lets solar system owners export surplus electricity to their distribution utility and earn bill credits in return. It is governed by the Renewable Energy Act of 2008 (RA 9513) and the ERC Net Metering Rules, and is available to customers of Meralco, VECO, DLPC, and all Philippine electric cooperatives.
RESIDENTIAL SYSTEM CAP
Up to 100 kW
Sized to match actual consumption
COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL CAP
Up to 1 MW
Raised under April 2026 DOE reform
UTILITY APPROVAL DEADLINE
10 working days
DU obligation under DC2026-01-00012
EXPORT CREDIT RATE
Blended Generation Charge
~₱520–₱610 per 100 kWh exported
Ecoplus Solar manages the complete net metering application process on your behalf — including as-built drawings, Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection (CFEI), anti-islanding inverter certification, and electrical plans signed by a licensed Professional Electrical Engineer (PEE). We have experience filing with Meralco, VECO, DLPC, and provincial electric cooperatives nationwide.
New in 2026: The February 2026 multi-site net metering reform now allows businesses and property owners to share solar energy credits across multiple electricity accounts within the same distribution utility service area — a significant change for commercial clients with multiple properties.