Installation Site: The Philippines  

Scheduled Completion: November 2024  

Generating Capacity: 26KW  

The 26KW solar ground bracket system, engineered by YIJIA SOLAR, marks a trans formative milestone in The Philippines’ renewable energy sector. Designed to thrive in tropical climates, this project leverages YIJIA SOLAR’s expertise in durable, land efficient solar solutions to address the nation’s energy security and sustainability goals.  

 Project Overview  

Deployed across 500m² of underutilized land, the YIJIA SOLAR designed ground mount system combines galvanized steel brackets with high efficiency bifacial panels. The installation generates 34,000+ kWh annually—enough to power 8 Filipino households while displacing 25 metric tons of CO₂ emissions, equivalent to planting 600 mangrove saplings.  

 Technical Excellence  

1. TyphoonResistant Engineering:  

    YIJIA SOLAR’s hotdip galvanized brackets (S355JR steel) withstand 180 km/h winds and 300 mm/hour rainfall, critical for The Philippines’ stormprone regions.  

    Elevated 1.5meter design minimizes flood damage risks while enabling dualuse agriculture beneath panels.  

2. Land Optimization:  

    Adjustable tilt angles (10°–25°) maximize energy yield (1,300 kWh/KW/year) without compromising crop growth or livestock grazing.  

    Modular assembly reduces installation time by 40%, ideal for remote island communities.  

 Strategic Benefits  

 Energy Accessibility: Reduces diesel dependency by 70% for off grid barangays, aligning with the DOE’s Renewable Energy Act of 2008.  

 Cost Efficiency: Achieves ROI in 5.2 years through Net Metering credits and FITAll incentives.  

 Biodiversity Protection: Permeable foundations preserve soil health, supporting The Philippines’ National Greening Program.  

 Environmental Leadership  

By converting marginal lands into clean energy hubs, this YIJIA SOLAR powered initiative exemplifies sustainable development in action. The system’s low impact design avoids deforestation pressures while providing shaded microclimates for heat sensitive crops—a model for ASEAN’s agrivoltaic future.  

YIJIA SOLAR continues to empower tropical nations with climate resilient solar solutions, proving that energy independence and ecological stewardship can coexist harmoniously.