I'm dreaming that someday the Philippines could have its own solar company or should I say solar companies. Those that would manufacture our own solar photo-voltaic cells which can be use by Filipinos, with a much lower cost than the current solar cell, particularly by people living on far flung areas. Maybe that would take a long time from now, less than thirty years I hope.
We'll its just a dream of mine but for now I just want to share the top 10 publicly listed solar companies based on market capitalization.
Market capitalization (often called market cap) is a measurement of the size of a business enterprise (corporation) equal to the share price times the number of shares that have been authorized, issued, and purchased by investors (shares outstanding) of a publicly traded company.
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Company name
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Market capitalization
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1
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$10,786,926,395.00
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2
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$8,384,340,527.22
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3
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$3,366,597,470.00
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4
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$2,018,125,961.28
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5
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$1,942,051,560.00
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6
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$1,911,070,920.00
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7
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$1,503,836,000.00
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8
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$1,343,904,080.00
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9
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$1,328,764,164.00
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10
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$1,282,664,820.00
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Market capitalization of this companies shows that solar energy and renewable energy as a whole are on the rise and will replace most of the conventional energy sources that we are utilizing today sooner than we think.
source: solarplaza.com
How about other solar company in the Philippines ?<
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