Brochures

The establishment of the PSEEF is to address the challenges in the sustainable energy industry of the PICTs  and help boost the capacity of the local private sector to actively participate in the sustainable energy market and contribute to meeting the nation’s energy policy targets. 

PSEEF is a seed funding dedicated to Programme Area 1 of the PCREEEE Business Plan: 2020-2030. The support will be in relation to the following broad areas:  

Sustainable mobility offers an alternative to reduce fossil fuel dependency, increase energy security, mitigate climate change effects, and underpin the Pacific Islands’ domestic economies without further harming the environment. The readiness programme aims to cover land transport only while tackling the issue of electric vehicles and other innovative solutions.

The PCREEE Sustainable Energy Research Support Fund intends to invoke unique innovative minds and entrepreneurial skills of PICTs students in tertiary institutions to take part in the effort to enhance the productivity of key industries with high job leverage (e.g.  agriculture, tourism, fishery, manufacturing, creative industry) and the creation of a local sustainable energy servicing and manufacturing industry.

The objective of providing such a Facility is to support effort in the PICTs to increase RE & EE business opportunities for local companies and industry.

We are always ready to help you get started on your application, please do not hesitate to call to our direct line (+676 25209).  Or you can email to info@pcreee.org

Applications must be submitted electronically and addressed to:

Pacific Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (PCREEE)

P.O Box 3524

The Competition aims to capture innovation in renewable energy and energy efficiency and to let the world know about the effort of the private sector and students to support sustainable energy development in the Pacific. There are obviously some untold successful stories out there in technologies such as solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave energy and in reusing waste heat and energy efficient practices that we need to capture, support, upscale and replicate.