The Philippine Presidential Communications Office reports that the Pamplona Solar Pump Irrigation Project in Cagayan was inaugurated on 26 October 2026. The facility is intended to improve irrigation reliability for 307 farmers across five barangays.
What the project includes
According to the report, the NIA-implemented facility has three 50-horsepower solar-powered submersible pumps and 384 solar panels. Its stated service area is 602.62 hectares, including 100 hectares where irrigation service was restored.
For solar-water suppliers, the project illustrates why a pump quotation should be tied to the complete water-delivery brief: source conditions, total dynamic head, pipework, control logic, seasonal demand and post-commissioning responsibility. A large service area does not by itself prove a particular pump will fit another site.
Aquasolar did not participate in this external project. The useful industry signal is the combination of solar generation, submersible pumping and irrigation resilience during dry periods.
FAQ
How many farmers are mentioned?
The government report says the project is intended to serve 307 farmers in five barangays.
What equipment is reported?
The report lists three 50-horsepower solar submersible pumps supported by 384 solar panels.
What is the source?
Presidential Communications Office of the Philippines, report dated 26 October 2026.
