Installation, supervision and training consultancy carried out with the Electric Power Corporation of Samoa and funded by the UNDP, Samoa. The Satitoa wind monitoring station was installed on the causeway leading to the wharf at Aleipata.
Wind energy in the Pacific Islands. Presentation by RE Consultant - GL Garrad Hassan. Contains wind speed map of Upolu and Savaii, wind energy resource atlas of the Pacific and locations of various wind monitoring masts in the Pacific
Report on the wind energy capacity building mission and workshop undertaken in Fiji, Samoa and American Samoa. Workshop undertaken from 12 - 21 November 2005.
Geothermal potential of selected Pacific nations i.e PNG, Vanuatu, Samoa, Tonga and the Northern Marianas Islands. This report is confidential and will reiquire a formal request via the National Country Energy Offices to obtain permission for accessing the report.
Samoa Country Presentation on the PEEP 2 Project.
This Report includes a compilation and summary of surveys designed under PEEP2 to gather further energy related data from residential, commercial and public buildings for all PDMCs covered under the PEEP2 project.
This report was prepared to outline initial baseline data on energy use in the five countries based on the Output 1 activities (data compilations and initial surveys) undertaken in each country from January to September 2012. Output 1 being stakeholder access to comprehesive information on energy use.
Final Report for the PEEP 2 Project.
The Energy Efficiency Guidelines for Hotels in the Pacific were developed as a part of PEEP2 in order to provide practical guidance on how hotels and hotel staff could achieve considerable costs savings and improve environmental performance while retaining or improving existing comfort levels for guests.
The Energy Efficiency Guidelines for Street Lighting in the Pacific were designed in accordance with the specific needs and requirements of the PDMCs, which have limited resources due to their geographical placement. The utilities, public and private sectors have limited experience in developing and implementing energy efficiency projects capable of making considerable impact in the region.