Sustainability
We ensure that our business generates more value in our host communities.
Terra Solar is set to become the largest solar power facility with its own battery storage system in the world, covering multiple municipalities and barangays in the Bulacan and Nueva Ecija provinces.
We are focused on creating a positive impact by initiating concrete social, economic, and cultural developments that result in social dividends for our host communities.
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Community Relations

TSPI is committed to fostering strong community partnerships.
Our approach starts with a simple question: “What are the needs of our host communities?”
Our dedicated Community Relations team will seek the answers through open dialogue with local government officials, residents, schools, and other key stakeholders, ensuring we address the most pressing needs effectively. These collaborations empower us to deliver impactful programs and initiatives that significantly enhance residents’ quality of life.
Our commitment to community engagement is personalized and locally focused, whether through our annual Brigada Eskwela program, organizing medical missions, supporting local livelihood projects, or providing direct assistance to those most in need.
At TSPI, we are passionate about empowering communities through responsible development and shared prosperity, ensuring our efforts lead to sustainable and positive transformation.

MGEN Unit Signs Largest PH Financing Deal
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MTerra Solar Forms Partnership for Community Development in Nueva Ecija
Partnerships for community development in Nueva Ecija. Seen on the photo (from L-R) are MPA Director Marc Lester Malibiran, MPA Executive Director Ian Colorina, MGreen