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Magnus Energy
Rooftop solar array on a retail facility in Ozamiz, Misamis Occidental

Commercial & industrial solar · Philippines

The rooftops that power Philippine industry are built by us.

Magnus Energy designs, builds, finances and operates rooftop solar for factories, malls, hospitals and institutions — 32.6 MWp energised across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

Ozamiz, Misamis Occidental · 812 kWp

32.6MWp

Energised capacity

as of September 2026

42

Named C&I sites

as of September 2026

3

Island groups

Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao

2019

Operating since

Bootstrapped from zero

The platforms build with Magnus

Capitalised developers and global energy companies rely on Magnus as their EPC contractor, O&M operator and origination partner across the Philippines.

  • Global energy major (O&M)
  • International EPC platform
  • Regional C&I developer
  • Growth-finance partner
  • Private equity investor

Counterparties are described by role while each publicity clause is confirmed.

Verifiable. Nationwide. Lifecycle.

Verifiable

Our financial statements are independently audited and filed with the SEC — uncommon among independent rooftop solar companies in the Philippines. What we say we built, we can show.

Nationwide

Crews, warehousing and delivered sites in all three island groups, from Pangasinan to General Santos.

Lifecycle

We design it, build it, can finance it, and operate it. One accountable party for the life of the asset.

Why Magnus

Zero-capex solar lease

What would a solar lease do to your electricity bill?

Move the slider to your average monthly electricity spend — it sets the scale of system a site like yours would carry. The saving band is indicative and derived from a published reference rate; how much of your bill solar actually displaces depends on your load profile, and that is what a proposal establishes.

₱400,000

₱50,000₱5,000,000

At an indicative lease tariff of ₱6.00–7.90/kWh against a published reference rate of ₱14.83/kWh, a facility like yours could see daytime energy costs fall by an estimated 47–60% — a saving of ₱6.93–8.83 on every kilowatt-hour your array displaces.

Indicative only, based on a published national reference rate as of July 2026 — actual savings depend on your tariff class, load profile, roof area, site conditions and distribution utility. Request a proposal for a site-specific figure.

Reference rate: Meralco residential rate, July 2026 billing (most recent published). Source

Talk to an engineer, not a salesperson.

Send us your address and a recent electricity bill. We’ll come back with a preliminary design and an indicative proposal.