A Milestone for Kapampangan Renewable Energy
The RASLAG 4 Solar Power Project is a significant addition to Pampanga's renewable energy portfolio. Developed by Pampanga-based RASLAG Corp., a proud Kapampangan renewable energy developer whose name derives from the local word "Aslag" meaning light , the facility spans 25.2 hectares and features over 55,000 monocrystalline solar modules supplied by global smart PV provider Trinasolar . The plant is connected to the 69-kilovolt transmission line of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP), ensuring its clean power reaches the national grid . This achievement marks the completion of COC certification across all RASLAG solar plants, reflecting the company's commitment to operational excellence and responsible energy generation.
Clean Energy for Thousands of Kapampangan Homes
The RASLAG 4 facility is expected to generate approximately 48 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity annually in 2026 and 2027, enough to power around 20,000 households each year . This clean energy production will displace approximately 34,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, significantly reducing the province's carbon footprint . The project aligns with the Department of Energy's renewable energy targets and demonstrates how local companies can drive the country's energy transition . As RASLAG Corp. continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio, with sights set on reaching 1,000 MWp capacity by 2035, the RASLAG 4 plant stands as a testament to the company's mission of "lighting the future with renewables".
