
Project facts
- Capacity
- 6.55 MWp
- Commercial operation
- 2024
- Delivery model
- EPC (subcontract)
- Counterparty role
- EPC contractor to the project developer
- Sector
- Housing
- Island group
- Luzon
The client is not named here: the publicity position for this contract has not been confirmed.
At 6.55 MWp, the Naic array is the largest single system Magnus has delivered: rooftop solar across a housing community in Cavite, delivered with Magnus as EPC partner to an international commercial and industrial solar developer, the developer of record. Magnus scope completed in 2024. The capacity figure is the Project Onboarding Masterfile value of 6,553.8 kWp, confirmed as authoritative in August 2026.
A programme of this size begins with engineering. Every array Magnus designs starts with a roof structural review, a shading analysis and a load-profile study, and the attachment design is engineered to each building rather than adapted from a catalogue. Repeating that discipline across a whole community, with the same crews and the same QA checkpoints at mounting, stringing and commissioning, is what lets a large rooftop programme energise on schedule.
Magnus delivered the engineering, procurement and construction; the developer of record owns the asset. We publish the project here so that the record of what was built, and by whom, is easy to find.
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