National Energy Policy : The provision of assistance with the development and review of National Energy Policies.
National Energy Policy : The provision of assistance with the development and review of National Energy Policies.
Climatic Study for Tonga : The activity aims to study the climate of Tonga and compares the wind and wave data for the Tonga area. The goal of the study is to find the correction factor that can be used to include the U.K. Met. office model data
for wind and waves in the measured data series for the area. This study was part of the Norwegian assistance to SOPAC for the period 1992 -1993.
National Renewable Energy Policy Framework: Inception Report : The document provides the Inception Report for the Technical Assistance provided by PIEPSAP to the Tonga Government (Energy Planning Unit) for the development of a National Renewable Energy Policy and Plan.
Solar Pump Maintenance Workshop in Kiribati : Objectives: To train 20 outer islands water technicians on the maintenance of solar water pumps.
Back-to-office report on the progress of the PIEPSAP and the Project Steering Committee meeting.
National Energy Policy : National Energy Policies developed, endorsed and implemented. PEMM - Utilize regulatory
principles to create an economic policy environment and energy legislative frameworks.
National Energy Policy : National Energy Policies developed, endorsed and implemented. PEMM - Utilize regulatory
principles to create an economic policy environment and energy legislative frameworks.
Pacific Energy Newsletter Number 1 March 2007
Pacific Energy Newsletter Number 2 August 2008
Biofuel Project in Nacamaki, Koro, Fiji Islands : A feasibility study on the utilization of locally produced coconut oil for fuel, soap, and oil-based consumer products was carried out in March 2007 in Koro Island. A second visit was held from 30 March - 2 April 2008.
Energy Mission to the Republic of Kiribati : The Energy Mission to Kiribati was carried out from the 12th to the 17th of April 2003. It was arranged to link in with the mission to the Marshall Islands. The objective of the mission was to work with staff of the Energy Planning Unit on energy projects as listed under the country Task Profiles. Opportunity was taken to meet with staff in other organisations and discuss with them issues relevant to the development of the energy sector in Kiribati.
Pacific Energy Newsletter Number 3 August 2000
Energy Audits - UN offices in Samoa : Traditionally energy consumption in the Pacific islands is relatively high and often little care is given to energy efficiency and conservation. As the price of electricity increase the need to reduce consumption or electricity (energy) becomes more important and necessary.
The UN offices in Samoa obviously realise that there are opportunities for saving on electricity bills and therefore consider having the UN Offices audited and recommendations made on the likely approach to be take to save energy.
Energy Audits - UN offices in Samoa : Traditionally energy consumption in the Pacific islands is relatively high and often little care is given to energy efficiency and conservation. As the price of electricity increase the need to reduce consumption or electricity (energy) becomes more important and necessary.
The UN offices in Samoa obviously realise that there are opportunities for saving on electricity bills and therefore consider having the UN Offices audited and recommendations made on the likely approach to be take to save energy.
Energy Audits - UN offices in Samoa : Traditionally energy consumption in the Pacific islands is relatively high and often little care is given to energy efficiency and conservation. As the price of electricity increase the need to reduce consumption or electricity (energy) becomes more important and necessary.
The UN offices in Samoa obviously realise that there are opportunities for saving on electricity bills and therefore consider having the UN Offices audited and recommendations made on the likely approach to be take to save energy.
Energy Audits - UN offices in Samoa : Traditionally energy consumption in the Pacific islands is relatively high and often little care is given to energy efficiency and conservation. As the price of electricity increase the need to reduce consumption or electricity (energy) becomes more important and necessary. The UN offices in Samoa obviously realise that there are opportunities for saving on electricity bills and therefore consider having the UN Offices audited and recommendations made on the likely approach to be take to save energy.
National Energy and Policy Development_FSM : The World Bank Pacific Regional Energy Assessment report of 1992 identified the absence of comprehensive national energy sector policies as one of the major obstacles to the effective management and planning of the national energy sectors. In a place like FSM where the individual states are autonomous, national policies are critical to ensure consistency and concerted efforts are directed towards common national objectives. In 2000 SOPAC provided assistance in the development of a draft Energy Policy and plan.
In 2000 SOPAC provided assistance in the development of a draft Energy Policy and plan. In 2002 FSM requested assistance in the review of the original energy plan as well and looking at the RE situation in the outer islands.
Policy and Technical Advice : Provide policy advice and training in appraisal techniques and financial/economic analysis for proposed projects. Monitor, analyse and distribute information on economic and technical performance of a range of energy supply technologies used in the region. Provide in-country follow-up training and advice on the national energy supply/demand databases and data collection as required.