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Skye Philippines provides rooftop solar for Decathlon in Manila

Installation will begin soon on the 225.06kWp system, which is expected to generate >2.7GWh of renewable power over the life of the contract, helping Decathlon to significantly reduce CO2 emissions.

Honda selects Skye Renewables to be its solar partner in Philippines

The solar system will be 1,057kWp and should generate ~15GWh of renewable power over the life of the contract. This aligns with Honda’s sustainability ambitions and will significantly directly reduce

Skye Renewables to support MFS Technology’s solar plans

MFS Technology, the leading electronic component manufacturer, has selected Skye Renewables to be their solar development partner in Malaysia. Under the PPA agreement, Skye will install a new 808.5 kWp

HSL Constructor and Skye Renewables sign PPA for solar in Singapore

HSL Constructor, a leading regional infrastructure construction company, has selected Skye to deploy solar on their main site in Singapore. The long-term power purchase agreement will be for a system

Skye Renewables agrees PPA with EduCity in Malaysia

We are delighted to announce that Skye Renewables has entered into an agreement to build a 649.6 kWp rooftop solar system at the University of Reading building, which is part

Skye Renewables Enters into Partnership with Idemitsu

An exciting day for Skye. Under the agreement, Idemitsu will invest through its wholly owned subsidiary to jointly develop commercial and industrial (C&I) solar projects across Southeast Asia with Skye,

Malaysia to be Carbon Neutral by 2050

The transition towards a greener economy using renewable energy sources remains at the core of Malaysia’s socio-economic development. Some interesting renewable energy related points highlighted in the document from the

Why Companies Should Consider Rooftop Solar Energy (And Why They Shouldn’t Wait)?

Located close to the equator, Malaysia, Philippines and Vietnam are blessed with consistent sunshine throughout the year, which makes them ideal solar power development. It should be a ‘no-brainer’, but