Industry-Crippling High Cost of Power in PH Becomes an Opportunity for SolX
The rising cost of power has become a
significant concern for businesses in the Philippines. In the past 18 months,
there has been an increase of about 60-80% in energy costs for the industrial
high-consuming power sector– casting a shadow over the future of industries in the
country.
The relatively higher energy cost deters
investments in the Philippines as it raises the investment cost of doing
business in the country. However, a glimmer of hope is emerging through
innovative technology bought by SolX, the Philippines’ leading end-to-end
digital energy solutions company.
With a promise to transform the energy
landscape by improving the fit between energy supply and demand, SolX has taken
its innovative energy-saving technology to the doorsteps of renowned Philippine
industry leaders in telco, paint, food, and manufacturing.
Providing a lifeline for PH businesses through technology
The Philippines has a 2020-2040 energy plan that according to the Department of Energy, “advocates for the development and use of existing and emerging technologies in the most efficient and sustainable manner.”
This has been the guiding principle of SolX as
it introduces its technology to the market. The tech startup is on a mission to
help Philippine businesses by harnessing the power of digital technology.
“Energy is the lifeblood of industries and it
stands as one of the cornerstones of any nation's economy. Solving the energy
puzzle has become imperative for us as we support the country’s goal of
becoming energy self-sufficient in 2030,” said Matt Tan, COO of SolX.
The key to SolX’s success lies in its ability
to accurately and precisely determine energy demand through its cutting-edge
technology. By analyzing data and real-time information accessible via its
platform, SolX can help businesses proactively adjust their consumption
strategies to reduce costs and minimize waste. Whether it's a manufacturing
plant, a data center, or a commercial building, the solutions can be tailored
to suit the specific needs of the facility. This flexibility ensures that
high-powered industries can benefit from the cost-saving potential of SolX.
Moreover, its impact extends beyond cost
savings. By reducing energy waste and aligning supply and demand, SolX’s
technology also contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly
energy ecosystem. This aspect aligns perfectly with the country’s efforts to
become energy efficient while combating the negative effects of climate change
and reducing carbon emissions.
Becoming a beacon of hope for a volatile sector
While the energy sector remains complex, regulatory efforts are underway to foster and oversee competition. These initiatives are rooted in the belief that the private sector possesses the financial capability and expertise required to bolster the nation's energy sector over the long haul. With this, the private sector finds itself in a challenging position to swiftly address challenges and adopt a more assertive stance in response to the ongoing energy transition propelled by global socio-political and economic volatility.
SolX believes that there is hope in tackling
the intricacies of volatile industries by introducing big data and machine
learning technologies. Its solutions have emerged as an indispensable lifeline
for local industries, garnering the support of New Energy Nexus and backed by
Foxmont Capital and Japanese institutional investor, Leave a Nest Capital.
But more than being a company that provides
cost-reducing and energy-efficient solutions, SolX underscores its goal in the
country– to become a beacon of hope for the nation’s energy landscape. “Our
principles stand as a testament to our commitment to forging a brighter, more
prosperous future for our country. We are not merely shaping the energy
industry; we are shaping the destiny of our nation."
To know more about SolX, visit https://www.solx.ph/ or email ops@solx.ph.
The Philippines has a 2020-2040 energy plan that according to the Department of Energy, “advocates for the development and use of existing and emerging technologies in the most efficient and sustainable manner.”
While the energy sector remains complex, regulatory efforts are underway to foster and oversee competition. These initiatives are rooted in the belief that the private sector possesses the financial capability and expertise required to bolster the nation's energy sector over the long haul. With this, the private sector finds itself in a challenging position to swiftly address challenges and adopt a more assertive stance in response to the ongoing energy transition propelled by global socio-political and economic volatility.
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