Unpublished Documents

The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Outer Islands’ Solar Electrification Programme is Government‐owned and operated through the Ministry of Resources and Development (R&D). The operation and maintenance of this programme is carried out by the Marshalls Energy Company (MEC)
under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Government (R&D) and MEC.

The cost of service and tariff study conducted for the Kosrae 

Powerpoint presentation by Kakau Foliaki at the Pacific Energy Advisory Group (PEAG) Meeting coordinated by SPC in November 2015.

This forum was prepared by the Fiji Development Bank. This paper is a background document used in the Clean Energy Forum. The role and the purpose are as follows:

• contribute to economic growth in Fiji.
• Encourage the development of natural resources
• Promote eneterprises at all levels
• special attention to the resource based sectors
• government continues to use FDB as the financing vehicle

The concept of a data repository going directly to primary data sources is one that has not been tried in the Pacific and it was not known how the primary data sources, particularly petroleum suppliers and distributors, and the government Statistics Departments would accept the concept. Therefore ESCAP selected three countries, Vanuatu, Tuvalu and Kiribati to visit and interview government officials, managers of the organizations that would be the primary data sources for the repository.

This report was prepared by Peter Johnston. The document reports on the purpose of this assignment being to collect and compile the official country energy data for a forthcoming Energy Outlook and Databook for 14 Pacific developing member countries (PDMCs) of ADB1 in two phases: 1) phase 1 (one person-week) to collect the PDMC energy statistics available in Suva, Fiji Islands; and 2) phase 2 (three person-weeks) to fill the data gaps to the extent practical without visiting all countries and to analyze/interpret the data.

The attached paper, by Scott Hook, was written for Ausaid as a background research paper for the 2009 Pacific Economic Survey.  The paper seeks to explore renewable energy challenges in the Pacific by reviewing several case studies.  Energy plays a vital role in contributing to development in the Pacific region.  It is a fundamental input to most economic and social activities and

This report was prepared by Carola Betzold of the Univerity of Gothenburg. Report is a work in progress version.

Participants List

Participants List