GRID-ONLY BASELINEAll consumption at ₱12.39 per kWh
₱123,900accumulated by 24:00EXPLORE THE NUMBERS
What could solar mean for your energy costs?
Adjust the planning assumptions below, then discuss a tailored assessment based on your hospital’s actual bills.
ILLUSTRATIVE HOSPITAL ENERGY CASE
One hospital day. Savings that compound.
Use the planning assumptions below to compare the same amount of electricity at a grid rate and a solar energy benchmark. The completed 24-hour result is shown first; run the clock to see it accumulate.
ADJUSTABLE PLANNING ASSUMPTIONSUse your hospital’s figures
ONE 24-HOUR HOSPITAL DAY
300,000 kWh monthly hospital consumption
Illustrative cost accumulation; the clock does not model hourly solar production or backup operation.With 300,000 kilowatt-hours of monthly consumption and a 40% solar-supplied share, the 24-hour grid-only baseline is ₱123,900 and the blended solar-plus-grid scenario is ₱97,060. The illustrative daily difference is ₱26,840.
× 30days
× 12months
× 5years
Hospital benefits the board can measure
Solar with properly sized storage, controls, and backup equipment can support selected critical loads during outages.
Assess opportunities to reduce generator runtime, fuel use, noise, and maintenance where system design allows.
Model exposure to grid tariff changes and give the board clearer long-range energy forecasts.
Track generation, uptime, generator reduction, and avoided emissions after installation.
This is a preliminary cost illustration, not a quotation or guaranteed savings forecast. A hospital normally continues using grid electricity at night and whenever solar production is insufficient. Actual savings and operational benefits depend on system size, daytime self-consumption, tariff class, demand charges, taxes, financing, storage, export credits, and the supplier offer. SolarMD uses the hospital’s actual bills and an engineer-validated system design for a board-ready analysis.
Default rate references: Meralco Q1 2026 filing and DOE GEA-4 winning bidders. The solar figure is a comparison benchmark, not a rooftop solar offer.