Off-grid solar installation inspection report for Yap. The aim of the inspections carried out by the REP-5 Programme Management Unit (PMU) over the period of November 2008 to March 2009 in Pohnpei, Chuuk and Yap was to ensure that the supply and installation of the 161 off- grid PV systems were done. The PV systems were designed and implemented as rooftop installations at seven sites; as flat roof installations at six sites; and as ground-mounted installations at three sites.
Short inspection report to the FSM (Pohnpei) . The aim of the inspections carried out by the REP-5 Programme Management Unit (PMU) in Pohnpei, Chuuk and Yap was to ensure that the supply and installation of the 161 off- grid PV systems were done following the agreement terms and conditions. The PV systems were designed and implemented as rooftop installations at seven sites; as flat roof installations at six sites; and as ground-mounted installations at three sites.
A short invitation to tenders for the supply, installation and commissioning of off-grid solar photovoltaics generators. The purpose of the document defines the technical conditions for the supplying, installation and training related to the full implementation of the solar systems in Yap, Chuuk and Pohnpei States. The performance of the present contract includes all the installation work related to the photovoltaic generators as well as all annex works and accessories required for the systems.
This documents consists of the technical specification for Lot 1 of FSM (Kosrae state).The purpose of the project is to deliver, install and commission 5 solar generators connected to the public grid, with a total peak power of 45.25kWp (+/- 5%). The Technical Specifications document defines the technical conditions for the supplying, installation and training related to the full implementation of the 5 grid connected solar generators (including construction of 1 car park shading structure).
This report is published under the auspices of the Cook Islands Government (CIG), with the support of the Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility (PRIF). The report was prepared under the guidance of the PRIF Coordination Office and with administrative support by the Asian Development Bank. PRIF is a multi-development partner coordination, research and technical facility which supports infrastructure development. The Cook Islands Infrastructure Investment Plan (CI NIIP) outlines the Cook Islands' priorities and plans for major infrastructure over the next 10 years.
The prime purpose of this study is to assist the government of the Cook Islands (GOCI) to assess the investment for rehabilitation and expansion of electric supply throughout the Cook Islands, including Rarotonga. This report has been modified to be a resourceful document to assist structural reform while continuing to provide a pre-investment analysis for concessionary Bank financing. The project is done so that it is beneficial to outer islands such as Aitutaki, Manihiki, Penrhyn. Attached in this record are Volume 1 (Final Report) and Volume II (Appendixes).
The final report comprises of;
The purpose of this report is to review the status of the power sector in the Cook Island communities of Rakahanga, Manihiki and Pukapuka. This report is required to provide both a general update of the power sector for these locations and to inform the proposed development of community-scale photovoltaic power systems as described in the RAKAHANGA, MANIHIKI AND PUKAPUKA ISLANDS RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT. These Power Sectors Reports have been prepared to inform the development of Feasibility Reports and final design documentation for new power systems for each of the islands.
Report prepared for the Government of the Cook Islands and funded by the Government of New Zealand. This report is the result of investigation of the current power system on Aitutaki and institutional arrangements for the future direction of Aitutaki Power Supply (APS). The report outlines an overall power sector plan addressing short, medium and long term issues including use of renewable energy technologies to supplement or replace diesel generation.This project has five main objectives which are as follows:
Final Evaluation Report October 2010. Supervising Agency is the UNDP Multi-Country Office in Fiji. Team Leader, Rupeni Mario of SPC EDD. Local consultant, Denise Chand.
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