The Quezon City Government has started its solarization program on all city-owned properties by transitioning to renewable energy sources and efficient building solutions. 

Over 1,000 solar panels are set to be placed in city-owned schools and hospitals, including the Rosario Maclang Bautista General Hospital (RMBGH), Novaliches District Hospital (NDH), and Quezon City General Hospital (QCGH). 

For school solarization, the city government targets 50 more public schools, including Culiat Elementary School, Culiat High School, Judge Feliciano Belmonte Sr. High School, New Era High School, and Tandang Sora Elementary School.

In 2024, two (2) public schools and three (3) major buildings inside the Quezon City Hall have already been solar-powered — the High-Rise Main Building, the Legislative Building, and the Treasury Building— with almost 600 photovoltaic solar panels. 

As of February 2025, 216 solar panels were installed in RMBGH, while 290 solar panels have been placed in NDH, making both hospitals fully solar-powered. 

The solarization program is part of the city’s initiatives in energy conservation and reduction, which aims to reduce the dependence on non-renewable energy through the use of solar energy.

For more information about the city’s solarization projects, please contact the City Engineering Department (QCDE).