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SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEMS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEMS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PHILIPPINES. SOLAR THERMAL APPLICATIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEMS FOR RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS SOLAR ASSISTED AIRCONDITIONING. SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEM FOR DOLE PHILIPPINES.

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SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEMS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

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  1. SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEMS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

  2. SOLAR THERMAL APPLICATIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES • SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEMS FOR • RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND • COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS • SOLAR ASSISTED AIRCONDITIONING

  3. SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEM FOR DOLE PHILIPPINES

  4. NESTLE TANAUAN FACTORY

  5. Solar Hot Water Systems for Hotels

  6. RESORT HOTEL IN BORACAY ISLAND - PHILIPPINES

  7. DIGOS CITY JAIL – PREHEATING OF WATER FOR COOKING RICE ICRC PROJECT

  8. SOLAR-ASSISTED AIRCON SAVE 30 –50% ON POWER ONE OF THE EMERGING R.E. TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PHILIPPINES AIRCONDITIONING LOAD CONTRIBUTES MORE THAN 50% ON POWER CONSUMPTION

  9. New technology means wait and see attitude but once proven to be effective, the growth is exponential • Wide industry application means wide target market – hotels, restaurant, hospitals, factory, school, church, convention center, high end residential Requires minimal direct sunlight exposure, heat from ambient and heat blown by the condenser is also utilized • Financing assistance shall be made available so middle class will be encourage to shift from conventional to RE technologies • GOVERNMENT shall play a vital role In providing incentives - direct or in tax rebates

  10. MODELS AVAILABLE WALL MOUNTED SERIES FLOOR STANDING CEILING CASSETTE CEILING SUSPENDED DUCTED TYPE

  11. International Container Terminal Services Inc.

  12. Solar Assisted Airconditioning for a Manufacturing company CEBU IWAKAMI CORPORATION CEBU IWAKAMI CORPORATION

  13. MAKATI MEDICAL CENTER

  14. Solar Assisted Aircon and Heat Recovery Tank Water Heater BALI HOTEL IN PI WITH LOW POWER CONSUMING AC AND ZERO POWER ON WATER HEATING

  15. Beach Resort South of Manila

  16. No. 1 mobile Telecoms services provider in the Philippines

  17. BRAND K (CONVENTIONAL AC) 1256.5kwhrs SOLAR ASSISTED AIRCONDITIONING 725.3 kwhrs 531.2 x 0.28 = 148.74 148.74 x 2 = 297.48usd / month

  18. PARTIAL LIST OF CLIENTS CEBU IWAKAMI CORP. GTZ – DENR OFFICE

  19. Conclusion • Philippines ‘ location ideal for solar energy utilization • Among the available Solar technologies, Solar Assisted Aircon has the biggest potential • Power consumption for heating and cooling accounts for 60% of energy cost. • Focus should be made on urban areas where higher power demand is great. • At Present 3TR : More than 3M units of 3TR (36000btu) conventional AC installed in the country that consumes an average 7,539kwhrs/unit/ year x 3M = 22,617,000,000kwhrs per year

  20. Cont… • If we replace the 3M conventional AC units to Solar Assisted AC , with 30% minimum savings would translate to 6,785,100,000kwhrs/ yr not to mention the 32B tons of CO2 saved from being emitted to the atmosphere per year • We believe Solar Assisted AC is one of the promissing Solar Energy technology product to look unto. • Government shall play a vital role in policies.

  21. THANK YOU VERY MUCH

  22. Leading the Way in Solar Thermal Technology Manila : +632 9112371; +632 9221658 Cebu : +6332 2381972; +63325120684 Davao : +6382 2962907; +6382 2862162 www,edwardmarcsphil.com

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