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AI reveals solar gap: Philippines’ largest cities use under 1% of roof

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Metro Manila and other key Philippine cities fall short of rooftop solar potential, with coverage rates below 1 per cent, AI tool shows.

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AI reveals solar gap: Philippines’ largest cities use under 1% of roof

Metro Manila and other key Philippine cities fall short of rooftop solar potential, with coverage rates below 1 per cent, AI tool shows.

3 days ago·Singapore

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Eco-Business broke the news in Singapore 3 days ago on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.

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