Republic of the Marshall Islands

The Micronesian Energy Association would like to report on CNMI’s renewable energy efforts, Guam Energy Task Force, RMI activities and update on Green Energy Micronesia initiative . This report is intended to update the process on CNMI with integrate renewable energy and existing power system. The information presented can be used as a template for regional islands to adopt renewable energy as part of the INDCs (Intended National Determined Contributions) effort to reduce the utilization of fossil fuel.

First & Second National Communication of the RMI.

This is a publication of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. The NEPAP was prepared by the Energy Planning Division of the Ministry of Resources and Development with the technical assistance from the Energy Programme of the Economic Development Division of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. The policy review and national consultations were financially supported by the Australian Government, the SPC/EU North Pacific ACP Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project (North-REP) and the EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI PDF).

Site Information: 

• Location - NIHS Campus. Elevation - 5.
• Time - 9/20/2012 to 4/10/2013
• Summary Report: Site 8207 Wotje
• Data captures hourly averages of wind speed recorded at Wotje, Site 8207 in Marshall Islands.
• Data was generated on April 15 2013.

Installation and commissioning report of wind mast at Wotje, RMI.

keywords: Wotje, wind, resource monitoring, RMI

Installation and commissioning report of wind mast at Jaluit. 

keywords: Jaluit, wind, resource monitoring, RMI

The  REP-5  programme  “Support  to  the  Energy  Sector  in  5  Pacific  Island  States”  is  a  regional initiative  being  implemented  by  the  Pacific  Islands Forum  Secretariat  (PIFS)  supported  with funding  from  the  9thEuropean  Development  Fund  (EDF9).

The Regional Status Report on Efficient Lighting in the Pacific Island Countries and Territories was prepared by George Wilkenfeld and Associates, Energy Policy and Planning consultants, Australia for the Pacific Efficient Lighting Strategy (PELS) Project managed by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC).The report covers most of the SPC PICTs and benefitted from surveys and data collected by the Promoting Energy Efficiency in the Pacific – Phase 2 (PEEP 2) Project and the Pacific Appliance Labelling and Standards
(PALS) Program.

Series of reports on the 2005 PIREP Reports, a UNDP, GEF and  SPREP effort covering fifteen PICs.

Attached in this record are the 14 PEC Fund country profiles. Downloaded from the Pacific Islands Forum website: http://www.forumsec.org/pages.cfm/strategic-partnerships-coordination/pacific-environment-community-pec-fund.html