Sterling & Wilson bags contract for solar plant in Philippines

Enfinity Philippines Renewable Resources Inc, a subsidiary of Enfinity NV, had appointed India's leading solar EPC Sterling and Wilson to set up a 28.6 MW solar photovoltaic power plant in the Philippines.
"Enfinity Philippines Renewable Resources Inc... Has appointed... Sterling and Wilson to set up their 28.6 MW solar photovoltaic power plant in Sanroque, Digos, Davao, Philippines," the India firm said in a statement.
"In a major boost to the 'Make in India' campaign Sterling and Wilson has gone one step further by winning the project in the global solar market against big competition and proving that an Indian Solar EPC can compete globally," it said.

India's growing reputation as a technically competent, quality conscious, and cost effective solutions provider has been further enhanced as Sterling and Wilson was selected ahead of well entrenched international solar EPC's to partner Enfinity in setting up its solar power plant, it added.
The project will be constructed under the Department of Energy (DOE) Philippines Solar Power Procurement Program under the feed-in-tariff mechanism.
Bikesh Ogra, President, Sterling and Wilson, Electrical & Solar Business said: "We are confident that our superior engineering capabilities, experience, and expertise in setting up solar power plants internationally will enable us to deliver Enfinity Philippines Renewable Resources Inc with a solar solution that will exceed predicted plant performance levels.