Solar Financing

Which financing route fits?

Seven routes: government employees, private employees, businesses, cooperatives, farmers, homeowners, and OFW families. This is a fit check. The lender decides. The terms are indicative, and this is not a credit approval.

  • About 60 seconds
  • Answers stay in this browser
  • Not a loan approval
  1. 1Choose your sector
  2. 2Answer a few questions
  3. 3See your result

Who is applying for the solar loan?

Pick the option that best describes you. You can change it at any time.

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Financing Programs

The published terms in this checker

SOLAREX prepares the quotation and the papers a lender asks for. If a SOLAREX payment schedule is offered, the term and the amount are in that quotation. These cards use the same terms as the checker. Confirm them with the lender.

GSIS Ginhawa Solar Energy Loan

Government Service Insurance System

5% per annum fixed · no service fee · 3 years free panel insurance · 60 equal monthly instalments (5 years) · Published ceiling: up to ₱500,000.

SSS Salary Loan

Social Security System

8% per annum (10% after a penalty condonation) · 1% service fee · 24 equal monthly amortizations · Published ceiling: up to ₱40,000.

Accredited Bank Salary Loan

BPI · Philippine Business Bank · China Bank · Maybank

Lender-set rate; BPI caps at 28.67% maximum annual contractual rate · 12, 18, 24, 30 or 36 months · Published ceiling: up to ₱1,000,000.

Pag-IBIG Multi-Purpose Loan

Pag-IBIG Fund

1.4583% per month (Circular No. 469) · 12, 24 or 36 months · Published ceiling: up to ₱2,000,000.

Commercial Bank Sustainable Finance

BPI Sustainable Development Finance · Security Bank Sustainable Finance

Bank-set pricing; BSP Circular No. 1227 gives incentives for eligible green projects · 3–15 years depending on facility and tenor · Published ceiling: up to ₱500,000,000.

PhilGuarantee Sustainable Energy Credit Guarantee

Philippine Guarantee Corporation (via accredited banks)

Your bank's pricing · guarantee covers 50–80% of principal · Working capital 1–3 years · project financing up to 15 years · CAPEX up to 10 years · Published ceiling: up to ₱500,000,000.

LANDBANK REAL Energy Plus

Land Bank of the Philippines

Prevailing interest rate at the time of availment · Term loan up to 15 years for CAPEX (3 years grace); equipment acquisition up to 10 years

Solar Lease or Power Purchase Agreement

Third-party investor

You pay for the energy the contract defines. You do not buy the equipment. · 10–25 years

Co-op Member Loan

Your cooperative / CDA-assisted lender

Co-op member rates are usually below commercial bank rates · 12–60 months, set by the co-op

Pooled Co-op Order

SOLAREX with co-op aggregation

Aggregated volume unlocks Tier-1 pricing and shared installer mobilisation · Per co-op pricing, split per member

DA-ACPC ALERT ARBOs

Land Bank, with DA-ACPC, DA, DENR and DAR

5% per annum fixed · maximum 10% pass-on to end-borrowers · Short-term loan line, short-term loan or term loan · Published ceiling: up to ₱15,000,000.

DA-LANDBANK FFEDIS (AGRISENSO PLUS)

Land Bank for the Department of Agriculture

3.0% per annum fixed for small farmers, fishers and ARBs · 5.0% for co-ops and ARBOs · Production and fixed-asset terms set by Land Bank per crop cycle

NIA EGPIP-SOLAR

National Irrigation Administration

Programme-funded shared irrigation infrastructure for irrigators' associations and cooperatives · Programme-built project; no borrower repayment in the usual sense

Home Equity / Green Home Loan

Commercial bank

Secured on the title. The rate is set by the bank. · 5–20 years, set by the bank

Pag-IBIG Housing Loan

Pag-IBIG Fund

4.5% and 5.75% promotional rates fixed for 3 years (3% subsidised for socialised housing) · Up to 30 years · Published ceiling: up to ₱10,000,000.

SOLAREX Instalment Plan

SOLAREX

Any payment schedule, term, and amount are confirmed in the written quotation · Confirmed in the quotation

How It Works

From the checker to a written quotation

  1. 1. Answer the questions

    About sixty seconds. Nothing is uploaded. The answers stay in this browser.

  2. 2. See the routes that match

    The result lists the published routes for that sector, and the papers they usually ask for.

  3. 3. Send the bill for a quotation

    The written quotation is the paper a lender package starts from.

  4. 4. The lender decides

    Eligibility, the rate, and any release are confirmed by the lender.

Program terms are indicative and must be confirmed by the lender. This checker is not a credit approval and does not guarantee a loan.

Next Step

Send the bill for a written quotation

The checker shows which published route may fit. The quotation is the next paper. The lender still decides eligibility.