Sunarise
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| ISIN | 🆔 |
| Industry | Renewable energy |
| Founded 📆 | 2023 |
| Founder 👔 | Jonathan Paseuth, Alexandra Lopez |
Area served 🗺️ | Philippines |
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| Services | Solar installations, solar kits, solar-powered Internet |
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| 🌐 Website | www.sunariseph.com |
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Sunarise is a Philippine-based solar energy company founded in 2023. Headquartered in Metro Manila, it develops solar solutions for households, businesses, and underserved communities. The company operates through three main divisions — Sunarise Tailor, Sunarise DIY, and Sunarise Connect — combining renewable energy, technology, and social innovation.
History
The concept of Sunarise began in 2022, during early brainstorming by its founders in response to increasing electricity costs and limited energy access in parts of the Philippines. The company was officially established in 2023 by Jonathan Paseuth and Alexandra Lopez.
In 2024, Sunarise launched its first solar installations in Metro Manila, notably in the districts of Santa Ana and Quiapo. It gained attention for its educational approach, helping homeowners understand and manage their own solar systems.
In 2025, the company introduced Sunarise Connect, a social initiative to provide solar-powered Internet connectivity to remote areas of the country.
Divisions
Sunarise Tailor
Established in 2024, Sunarise Tailor provides custom solar installations for residential and commercial clients. Services include on-site assessment, energy audits, system design, installation, and grid connection via Net metering programs. Projects are currently focused in Metro Manila, with expansion planned to nearby provinces by 2026.
Sunarise DIY
Scheduled for launch in 2026, Sunarise DIY aims to democratize solar energy access by offering easy-to-install solar kits with online guidance and remote technical support. The program encourages energy independence among Filipino households.
Sunarise Connect
Sunarise Connect is the social and technological branch of the company. It combines solar power and Internet technologies to deliver connectivity and clean energy to underserved or off-grid communities. Funding is sourced from partnerships, donations, and crowdfunding. The first Connect projects are expected to launch in late 2025.
Technology and Safety
Sunarise uses Tier-1 certified components supplied by JA Solar, Comet, Hanersun, and Jinko Solar. It employs inverters and batteries from Huawei, Solis, and Hoymiles.
Installations follow international safety and quality standards (European and U.S. compliance). Sunarise is a Huawei-certified installer, and its systems are compatible with Meralco's Net Metering program.
Presence and Impact
The company currently operates within Metro Manila and nearby areas, up to a 100 km radius. Sunarise integrates technical expertise with a strong social mission, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and inclusion.
It collaborates with local organizations such as Life Project 4 Youth (LP4Y) and 3ZERO Philippines, conducting awareness and training sessions on solar energy for underprivileged youth.
Management
- Jonathan Paseuth, Founder and CEO — French-Filipino entrepreneur with a background in business creation and logistics. He previously worked in France and China in operations and business development.
- Alexandra Lopez, COO — management graduate and former collaborator with Lazada, Cartier, and Balenciaga.
Visual identity
The official Sunarise logo depicts a stylized sun symbolizing light, innovation, and the transition toward clean energy. The company slogan is: "Save money with solar."
External links
- Official website
- Sunarise on Facebook
- Sunarise on Instagram
- Sunarise Connect on Facebook
- Sunarise Connect on Instagram
See also
- Solar power in the Philippines
- Net metering
- Huawei Solar
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