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Solar powered irrigation

Analy Labor · Oct 8, 2026, 5:34 PM

(October 08 2026) Photo show of the irrigation powered by the Kapatiran Solar system, it can provide water to 150 hectares of farmland in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan on Thursday, October 8, 2026, The solar-powered agricultural project helps 6 barangays cut annual average electrical and diesel fuel expenses by more than half. The National Irrigation Administration (NIA) and Malacañang announce a massive push for the Solar Powered Pump Irrigation Program. The program is to aim for an expanding solar irrigation system from the current 4036 sites to 10, 000 sites nationwide by 2030. Photo/Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor

SOLAR POWER KEEPS BULACAN FARMS WATERED A solar-powered irrigation system in Barangay Sampaloc, San Rafael, Bulacan supplies water to about 150 hectares of farmland while helping six barangays cut electricity and diesel expenses by more than half. The government aims to expand solar-powered irrigation systems from 4,036 sites to 10,000 nationwide by 2030. 📷 Analy Labor