Technical Publications

KEMA was contracted by the Pacific Power Association (PPA) to conduct an energy efficiency study titled: “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities in South Pacific Utilities” for 10 Southern Pacific island utilities. Attached in this record are 2 reports:

1. FEA Final Report - summarizes study results for FEA
2. FEA Data Handbook - system data addendum.

Report was sourced from the PPA Website at the following link - http://www.ppa.org.fj/publication-report/

Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the US Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) - Kosrae Utility Authority (KUA). 

KEMA was asked by the Pacific Power Association (PPA) to conduct an energy efficiency study titled: “Quantification of Energy Eff iciency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States (excluding US Virgin Islands)” for 10 Northern Pacific Island Utilities. Attached in this record are 2 reports:

Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the US Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands) -  Marshalls Energy Company, Majuro, Marshall Islands. 

KEMA was asked by the Pacific Power Association (PPA) to conduct an energy efficiency study titled: “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States (excluding US Virgin Islands)” for the 10 Northern Pacific Island Utilities . Attached in this recors are 2 relating reports:

In the year 2010 , KEMA Inc conducted a study for the Pacific Power Association (PPA) called “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States
(excluding US Virgin Islands)” for 9 Northern Pacific Island Utilities. This Consolidated Report gives an overview of the major findings and results of the study. KEMA’s assignment included 10 Northern Pacific Island Utilities, but during the course of the project, it became necessary to postpone the study for one of the islands, American Samoa, to 2011.

The purpose of this report is to provide the results of the current round of benchmarking for Pacific power utilities. The objective of Pacific power benchmarking is to stimulate analysis and improvement in performance of participants. 

This benchmarking project has been performed through the following phases:

The purpose of this Manual is to provide easy-to-follow guidelines for use of benchmarking in Pacific power utilities.

The Pacific Power Association (PPA) and the Asian Development Bank(ADB) have initiated co-ordinated benchmarking for Pacific power utilities by facilitating the
conduct of a first round of benchmarking.  This Manual provides easy-to-follow guidelines upon how Pacific power utilities can continue with benchmarking to obtain maximum on-going benefits.

This Manual is a joint publication of the Pacific Power Association (PPA) and the Pacific Regional Infrastructure Facility (PRIF). This edition of the Power Benchmarking Manual draws upon the original Benchmarking Manual published by the Pacific Power Association in 2002 and funded by the Asian Development Bank. The contents of the 2002 version form the basis of Section 1 of this edition.

Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the US Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands): Prepared for Pohnpei Utilities Corporation (PUC)

KEMA Inc was awarded by the Pacific Pow er Association (PPA) in Fiji to carry out a project called “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands)”. Attached in this record are 2 reports produced for the Pohnpei Utilities Corporation (PUC):

KEMA Inc has been awarded by the Pacific Power Association (PPA) in Fiji to carry out a project called “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States
(Excluding US Virgin Islands)”. Attached in this report are 2 reports produced for the Guam Power Authority (GPA):

Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the US Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands): Prepared for Commonwealth Utilities Corporation (CUC).

KEMA Inc has been awarded by the Pacific Power Association (PPA) in Fiji to carry out a project called “Quantification of Energy Efficiency in the Utilities of the U.S. Affiliate States (Excluding US Virgin Islands)”. Attached in this record are 2 reports: