Jackery, a solar generator brand, has expanded its availability in the Philippines through nationwide partnership with Silicon Valley, a computer and gadget retail chain.

The partnership makes Jackery’s portable power stations and solar charging solutions available across Silicon Valley and SVGA stores nationwide, giving Filipino consumers easier access to backup power options amid growing concerns over power interruptions.

Jackery’s products are designed as quieter and cleaner alternatives to traditional gas generators, providing portable power for everyday needs such as charging smartphones, running laptops for remote work, keeping Wi-Fi routers online, and supporting essential home appliances during outages.

“Jackery’s mission has always been about empowering Filipinos with power they can depend on, and partnering with Silicon Valley allows us to position our products right beside the essential gadgets that Filipinos use everyday,” said Miguel Bonifacio, head of Marketing and Emerging Business of Cognetics Inc.

Bonifacio said Silicon Valley’s retail presence helps make portable and clean energy solutions more accessible to more Filipino households.

“Whether you are a remote worker or the head of the family preparing for blackouts, dependable power is now available at your nearest Silicon Valley store,” Bonifacio said.

The available lineup includes the Jackery Explorer 100 Plus and Explorer 300 Plus, portable units designed for powering smaller devices such as phones, laptops, lamps, and desk fans. The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 provides higher capacity for appliances such as refrigerators, cooling fans, and Wi-Fi routers, while the Jackery SolarSaga 100W foldable solar panel allows users to recharge using solar energy.

The products are now available at Silicon Valley and SVGA locations in Metro Manila, North and Central Luzon, and South Luzon and Bicol, including stores in SM Mall of Asia, SM North EDSA, SM City Pampanga, SM City Clark, SM City Dasmariñas, SM City Calamba, and SM City Sorsogon.

The rollout expands access to portable energy solutions as more Filipinos look for reliable backup options for work, communication, and household needs during power interruptions.

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