Philippines eases rules for own-use solar systems
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The Philippines has eased regulations around micro-solar and zero-export solar systems, removing requirements for compliance certificates and permitting plug-and-play solar installations under 1 kW without building permits. This move facilitates easier adoption of small-scale solar systems.
The Philippines has streamlined guidelines governing the use of micro-solar and zero-export solar systems. These PV systems no longer require certificates of compliance, while plug-and-play solar less than 1 kW in size is now exempt from building permits. The post Philippines eases rules for own-use solar systems appeared first on pv magazine Global.
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