LEYECO II publishes a six-phase net metering process, a request form and a hosting-capacity table. Here's how to use them, what the 2025–2026 national rules change, what you'll pay, how long it should take, and what a net-metered LEYECO II bill looks like.
At 2026 rates, our example homes on BILECO and LEYECO II pay back a solar system in about 2.3 to 4.7 years. If rates fall back to May 2026 levels, that stretches to 3.3 to 6.7 years. Here's the math for three households, grid-tie vs hybrid, and the cases where solar doesn't pay.
LEYECO II's September 2026 residential rate is ₱14.0488/kWh before VAT, its highest in the 21 months we tracked. Here's every monthly rate from January 2025, what's inside the rate, sample bills at 100–300 kWh, how it compares with BILECO and other Eastern Visayas co-ops, and honest solar math.
A practical checklist for homes that already have solar. Charge batteries when Signal No. 1 goes up, take photos, move gear above flood level, stay off the roof, and after the storm check from the ground and treat panels as live. Includes PAGASA's wind signal scale and what panel datasheets actually rate for.
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Send us your monthly kWh use (it's on your BILECO or LEYECO bill) and what you want solar to do: lower your bill, keep the lights on in a brownout, or both. MACC Systems & Energy Solutions Inc. will reply with an itemised quotation.