SNAP brings solar power system to Ambuklao Elementary School in Benguet

Date:

Share post:

SNAP brings solar power system to Ambuklao Elementary School in Benguet

SN Aboitiz managers and personnel turnover Solar Power System to Ambuklao Elementary School.

By: Katherine Mariano, SNAP

Students and teachers of Ambuklao Elementary School, in Bokod, Benguet  can now enjoy a more reliable source of electricity following the turnover and switch-on of a solar power system donated by SN Aboitiz Benguet (SNAP-Benguet) on February 12, 2026.

SNAP-Benguet turned over 22 solar panels, inverter, battery, breakers and other electric materials totaling around Php300,000. The company’s electrical and facilities teams volunteered on the installation of the solar power system and have committed maintenance support to ensure the solar panels continue to function optimally.

The panels were provided by its affiliate company, SNAP-Magat, which previously piloted a floating solar project in preparation for a proposed commercial solar facility.

Through the former school principal Emerson Hadsan, the school requested assistance from SNAP-Benguet to help address power interruptions, particularly during the rainy season, which have disrupted classes and school activities for the school’s 70 learners.

During the turnover ceremony, Principal Emilyn Esnara expressed her gratitude to SNAP for its generosity and continued support for the students’ development and learning. She said, “With this facility donated by SNAP, our teachers will be able to continuously prepare learning activities and conduct classes for the children, even during heavy rains and storms.”

Ambukalo Barangay Chairman Rey Tello also shared that Ambuklao Elementary School is the first recipient of the solar power project in Bokod. This SNAP project is expected to help reduce the electricity expenses of Barangay Ambuklao.

The initiative reflects SNAP’s continued commitment to supporting its host communities while promoting sustainable and renewable energy solutions. It also supports the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, particularly the goals on quality education and affordable and clean energy.

 

 

spot_img

Related articles

Inside the stilt homes in Guizhou’s Langde Miao village

Inside the stilt homes in Guizhou’s Langde Miao village (Last of two parts) Text and Photos by: Lita Jane Botigan-Cadalig   At...

Baguio celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival

Baguio celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival   Text and Photos by: Lita Jane Botigan-Cadalig Baguio City’s Session Road has transformed into a “Little...

Vertical Videos latest trend in Journ

Vertical Videos latest trend in Journ By: Nonnette C. Bennett In the digital era, catching the attention of different generations...

How Guizhou’s nail-less towers and songs resonate in the Cordillera

  How Guizhou’s nail-less towers and songs resonate in the Cordillera (First of two parts)   Text and Photos by: Lita Jane...