Question 1

What is the ROI of Solar installations in the Philippines?

Accepted Answer

The average payback period for solar in the Philippines is between 3.8 to 4.5 years, depending on your local Distribution Utility (DU) rates. In Davao (under DLPC) and Manila (under Meralco), Net Metering allows you to export excess solar energy back to the grid for credits, shortening the ROI.

Question 2

How do you handle Net Metering application delays?

Accepted Answer

Net Metering approvals by DUs (like DLPC or Meralco) can take 2 to 4 months due to rigorous engineering inspections. ZarawindTech handles the entire regulatory filing, structural certifications, and testing process to minimize delays and ensure hassle-free grid connection.

Question 3

Are your structures typhoon-proof?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All ZarawindTech wind and solar mount structures are engineered using ASCE 7-16 RC-IV Category 5 standards. They are structurally certified to withstand extreme wind loads of up to 280 km/h, far exceeding the standard Philippine NSCP requirements.

Question 4

What financing options are available for these projects?

Accepted Answer

We partner with major Philippine banks like BPI, BDO, and Sterling Bank of Asia to offer Green Financing options. These packages feature low interest rates and flexible amortization schedules mapped to your monthly electricity savings.