Fiji-preparation of draft national energy policy & plan - work plan proposal, PIEPSAP project report 18, November 2004
National Energy Policy : The provision of assistance with the development and review of National Energy Policies.
National Energy Policy : The provision of assistance with the development and review of National Energy Policies.
Energy Conservation Project : The objective of the project is to demonstrate that sizable energy savings can be achieved through improved housekeeping practices and
the refurbishment of electrical fittings (lights, air conditioners, etc) in government offices.
Wave Energy Resource Assessment: Wave gauge deployment and multi-beam mapping in Kadavu : Assessments for wind and wave energy continued at critical locations and technical support provided as required.
Wave data collection in Kadavu, Fiji from June 1991 to December 1993.
Wave data collection in Kadavu, Fiji from June 1991 - December 1992.
The aim of this study is to conduct an economic and financial evaluation of a number of
technologically-proven renewable energy projects, which have been implemented in Pacific Island
Countries, in order to assess the potential for renewable energy to play a larger role in rural
electrification strategies in the region. These include projects that utilise technologies such as
solar photovoltaic (PV) home systems, wind-hybrid systems, coconut biofuel-powered generators
and micro-hydroelectric systems. Using case studies from various Pacific Islands, the least-cost
Evaluation of the Institutional Woodstoves in Kiribati, Phase II, Stage One : SOPAC had been providing financial assistance towards the design and the construction of woodstoves in Kiribati. This assistance was delivered through the FSP and it had a major training component aimed at enabling local people to build and maintain the woodstoves. Objectives of this activity was to carry out an evaluation of the Institutional Woodstoves project and to provide recommendations as to the
Executive Summary
Located 640 km North North West of Fiji’s capital Suva, Rotuma is Fiji’s remotest island. Disruptions in fuel supply and high supply cost for fuel have triggered interest to develop local coconut resources and other renewable energies. In 2005 an electrification project using coconut oil as a fuel was proposed under the regional Renewable Energy and Energy
Technical Assistance on the Energy Supply and Demand Database : To assist member countries to establish and maintain a compatible, accurate, reliable and up-to-date energy supply and demand database so as to enable effective management and planning of their
national energy sectors.
Technical Assistance on the Energy Supply and Demand Database : To assist member countries to establish and maintain a compatible, accurate, reliable and up-to-date energy supply and demand database so as to enable effective management and planning of their
national energy sectors.