As much as Filipinos would want to purchase/install solar panels on their houses, the fact of the matter is that most of us just don’t have that kind of money required up front to put up one. This is exactly the reason why Emma Imperial, the CEO of the Imperial Homes Corporation, requested to Darlene Marie Berberabe, the CEO and President of the Home Development Mutual Fund or more commonly known as Pag-IBIG Fund to allow its member to apply for a loan to finance the purchase/installation of solar panels. In a statement, Berberabe said that Pag-IBIG Fund will be able to finance the purchase and installation of solar panels through the agency’s Home Improvement Loan which, at the present, requires the mortgage of the house. Imperial adds that eligible HMDF members may be able to borrow up to Php130,000 from the agency to fund the purchase of 1-kilowatt solar panel unit. According to Inquirer, SM North Edsa's parking building were installed with 5,760 solar panels and 60 inverters covering more than 12,000 square meters. Read more in our articles including "Pag-IBIG: Buy Solar Panel Now, Pay Later" and "SM North Edsa is the world's biggest solar-powered mall".
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May 15, 2026As much as Filipinos would want to purchase/install solar panels on their houses, the fact of the matter is that most of us just don’t have that kind of money required up front to put up one. This is exactly the reason why Emma Imperial, the CEO of the Imperial Homes Corporation, requested to Darlene Marie Berberabe, the CEO and President of the Home Development Mutual Fund or more commonly known as Pag-IBIG Fund to allow its member to apply for a loan to finance the purchase/installation of solar panels.
In a statement, Berberabe said that Pag-IBIG Fund will be able to finance the purchase and installation of solar panels through the agency’s Home Improvement Loan which, at the present, requires the mortgage of the house. Imperial adds that eligible HMDF members may be able to borrow up to Php130,000 from the agency to fund the purchase of 1-kilowatt solar panel unit. According to Inquirer, SM North Edsa's parking building were installed with 5,760 solar panels and 60 inverters covering more than 12,000 square meters.
Our coverage of solar panel pag-ibig includes: "Pag-IBIG: Buy Solar Panel Now, Pay Later"; "SM North Edsa is the world's biggest solar-powered mall"; "The biggest changes are coming to Android Auto". Each article provides unique insights and information.