Magnus Energy has reached 32.6 MWp of energised capacity across the Philippines as of September 2026.
We want to be precise about what that number is, because capacity figures in this industry are quoted loosely and rarely dated.
Energised means built, commissioned and generating. It does not include projects in construction, projects that are contracted but not yet built, or pipeline under discussion. It is the number we can walk you to and switch on. Of that total, 28.61 MWp sits across 42 named commercial and industrial sites; the balance is commercial lease and residential systems, of which we have delivered more than 150. These are management-reported figures — our asset register is in preparation, and when it is complete we will say so and republish.
The 32.6 MWp is spread across all three island groups. In Luzon we have delivered manufacturing roofs in Cavite, Laguna, Batangas and Pampanga, an aviation maintenance facility in Pasay, and community malls from Nasugbu to Cabanatuan. In the Visayas we have worked across Cebu, Leyte, Negros Oriental and Surigao. In Mindanao we have delivered in Misamis Occidental, Davao and General Santos, including ground-mount arrays where the roof was not the right answer.
Much of that capacity was built under someone else's brand. Magnus has frequently been the EPC of record or the subcontractor for developers with international capital behind them, which is why the published league tables in Philippine solar do not show us where the built megawatts would put us. We are comfortable with that arrangement commercially. We are less comfortable with it as a matter of public record, which is why this website now carries every figure with its definition, its date and its source tier.
The next milestones we expect to report are the completion of our asset register and the first energisation under our co-ownership financing structure. We will publish both when they are done, not when they are planned.