Located in Cadiz City of the Negros Occidental province, the 132.5MW facility features 92.5MW of JA Solar’s JAP6-72 310W modules.
The project is said to be the country’s largest facility of its kind, according to JA Solar.
JA Solar president Jian Xie said: "The module shipments for the solar project in Cadiz City mark JA Solar’s first entry into the Philippine market, demonstrating our resolution and confidence in building a presence in emerging markets.
"The superior PID-resistance, performance and reliability of JA Solar’s modules ensure efficient and reliable power output in the hot and humid conditions of the Philippines."
The company was also responsible for an initial on-site installment of more than 30MW.
JA Solar’s salt mist resistance PV modules have cleared the Double Standard IEC 61701 Salt Mist Corrosion Test (Severity Level 6) carried out by TÜV NORD in March.
The modules are designed to perform under high wind loads (2400Pa) and snow loads (5400Pa), thus ensuring long-term stability and power output efficiency.
Earlier this year, JA Solar started a new 400MW solar cell production plant in Penang, Malaysia, and also started production of standard 60-cell double-glass modules.
JA Solar, which is engaged in the manufacturing and sales of monocrystalline and multicrystalline solar cells, has customers in Germany, Sweden, Spain, South Korea, and the United States.