Jacobs, a global engineering firm, has been chosen to work on the Terra Solar Project in the Philippines, under Terra Solar Philippines Inc. The project, estimated at $3.3 billion, will encompass a 3,500-megawatt solar panel and 4,500-megawatt battery energy storage system, positioning it as one of the world's largest solar farms. The initiative aims to address the Philippines' heavy dependence on coal for electricity generation by reducing emissions and promoting a sustainable energy system. The project, located 93 miles north of Manila, is set to significantly contribute to the country's energy needs, targeting to supply approximately 12% of the total energy demand upon completion. Jacobs plans to leverage advanced digital tools and drone technology for efficient site management across the vast 11.5 square mile site and oversee the logistics of millions of solar panels. The collaboration between Jacobs and MGEN Renewable Energy Inc. is seen as a pioneering effort that will not only provide clean energy but also reshape the energy industry by offering a competitive and environmentally friendly energy source. The project is part of Jacobs' broader commitment to developing sustainable energy solutions globally, with involvement in various energy projects worldwide, including in Europe and the U.S. With a focus on advancing energy systems and infrastructure for prosperous communities, Jacobs is dedicated to fostering a more connected and sustainable world through its diverse portfolio of services. The Terra Solar project reflects a significant step towards reducing carbon footprint and promoting renewable energy in the Philippines, marking a positive stride in the country's energy transition.