Looks like there's still hope for a third player in the telecommunications market in the Philippines as San Miguel has expressed that it will still launch its own high speed Internet service even without a partner. In an interview with Inquirer, San Miguel Corp. Meralco has launched in May its biggest renewable energy sources project to date, BulacanSol — a 50-MW solar farm in San Miguel, Bulacan. Read more in our articles including "San Miguel to enter PH telecoms market even without Telstra" and "Meralco's BulacanSol: a 50-MW solar farm in San Miguel, Bulacan".
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Feb 9, 2026Looks like there's still hope for a third player in the telecommunications market in the Philippines as San Miguel has expressed that it will still launch its own high speed Internet service even without a partner. In an interview with Inquirer, San Miguel Corp.
Meralco has launched in May its biggest renewable energy sources project to date, BulacanSol — a 50-MW solar farm in San Miguel, Bulacan.
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