The ground-mounted PV project is being developed through Levanta's Magallanes Solar Energy Corp. and is expected to generate about 261 GWh of electricity per year. Levanta says the output could supply around 136,000 households and avoid roughly 200,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually. The project matters because it adds dispatchable solar capacity in the Philippines as the country works to expand renewable generation and improve grid flexibility.
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