The draft administrative order, published on May 25, 2026, responds to safety concerns including overheating, wiring and inverter faults, battery incidents, and improper installation risks. Products covered by the rule would need to comply with Philippine National Standards and carry the relevant PS Safety Mark or ICC certification before being distributed. The move matters because the Philippines imported 4 GW of Chinese solar panels from January to April 2026 while rooftop capacity has risen to about 1.3 GW.
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