Solar Project

Merbau Corp., JG Summit Holdings Inc.’s renewable energy arm, completes nine roof-mounted solar projects totaling 13.811 megawatts on its integrated petrochemical complex in Batangas City. Among those who witnessed the ceremony are Belgium Ambassador to the Philippines Michel Parys, Batangas City Mayor Beverly Rose Dimacuha, Batangas 5th District Rep. Mario Mariño, Department of Energy assistant secretary Mylene Capongcol, JG Summit Olefins Corp. (JGSOC) president and CEO Arnel Santos, Merbau president and CEO Henry Go and other representatives from the government and the private sectors.

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