Core Insights - The Bacolod 50 MW solar project in the Philippines has successfully completed full-capacity grid connection, marking a significant milestone for the project [1][3] - This project is the first investment and operation by Thailand's BGRIMM company in the Philippines, indicating a growing interest in renewable energy investments in the region [3] Project Details - The Bacolod solar project is located in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, with a total installed capacity of 50 MW [3] - The project utilizes a centralized solar power generation model, consisting of 8 solar units, 104,858 monocrystalline solar panels, 336 centralized inverters, and 8 box transformers [3] - The generated electricity is transmitted via two 69 kV collection lines to a 69 kV booster station located 2 kilometers away, with all generated power being fed into the grid [3] Expected Impact - Upon completion, the project is expected to generate an annual electricity output of 70 million kWh, significantly alleviating local power shortages [3] - The project contributes to the optimization of the Philippines' energy structure and supports the country's carbon reduction goals [3]