Holy Angel University’s 178.68 kWp installation comprises three rooftop systems connected to separate meters. Its weekday demand, quieter lunch periods and school holidays make the academic calendar part of the solar design for a university campus. During teaching hours, the university uses generation directly; when consumption falls, net metering provides a route for surplus solar. The separate connections, high-rise roof mounting and long cable runs made this a project shaped by both campus operations and the buildings themselves.

At the Angeles City campus, one array uses ballasted mounting on a high-rise flat roof. The arrays connect to separate electrical rooms and tap-in points, and construction was planned around normal school operating hours. Since commissioning in April 2024, the original SMA inverters and Sunova bifacial modules have remained in service.