Waves and Coasts in the Pacific (WACOP)
Waves and Coasts in the Pacific (WACOP)
Eight sites in Fiji have been collecting long-term wind data with mast heights varying from 10 to 48 metres (m). Ideal wind energy measurements are made at a minimum of 30 m, although 50 m is preferred. Future wind measurement installations are to be all at 50 m. So far, measurements near the grid indicate that Fiji’s wind speeds offer marginal benefits for energy generation compared to the FEA’s historical generation costs. Some sites should be cost-effective for wind power installations given the FEA’s marginal costs for investments in new diesel generators.
- Report 1 - Feasibility of Resources and Sites for Waste-to-Energy Power Generation in Fiji.
- Report 2 - Waste to Energy Resource Assessment in Fiji.
Energy Resource Inventory of Fiji:
- Solar energy source
- Hydro energy source
- Wind energy source
- Biomass energy source
Dataset captures Fiji Petroleum Products Imports and re-exports in terms of Quantity, Unit of Measure and Values (FJD) from 2015 - 2017. Table below shows the specific codes for each petroleum product.
Transport statistics published by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics. Record captures:
- 2001 - 2016 Distribution of vehicles registered annually by type as at 31st December
Data downloaded from: http://www.statsfiji.gov.fj/statistics/other-statistics/registered-vehicles
Transport statistics published by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.
Record captures:
- 2001 - 2016 Vehicles newly registered annually by type
- 2015 - 2017 Distribution of vehicles registered by type on a quarterly basis
Data downloaded from: http://www.statsfiji.gov.fj/statistics/other-statistics/registered-vehicles
The following PDF document captures the quarterly fuel retail prices in Fiji for the period 2016.
The following PDF document captures the quarterly fuel retail prices in Fiji for the period 2014. Reports captured covers the 3rd and 4th quarter of the fuel price order and including the the first three LPG Price determinations.
The following PDF document captures the quarterly fuel retail prices in Fiji for 2013.
The following PDF document captures the monthly and quarterly fuel retail prices in Fiji from January 2006 to April 2012.
Detailed census 2007 release & tables (in PDF format). Downloaded from http://www.statsfiji.gov.fj/index.php/2007-census-of-population
Attached in this record are the following:
2008 - 2009 HIES conducted by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics. HIES surveys are a convenient and perhaps the only means of obtaining socio-economic information needed for the formulation of Government's economic and social plans and policies.
Transport statistics published by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics. Record captures:
- 1995 - 2013 Vehicles newly registered
- 1970 - 2012 Distribution of vehicles registered annually by type
Data downloaded from: http://www.statsfiji.gov.fj/index.php/other-statistics/52-other-statistics/transport/126-distribution-of-vehicles-registered-in-fijias-at-31-december
Data captures Fiji 2013 vehicle imports. Data captured by the Fiji Revenue & Customs Authority and sourced through the Fiji Statistics Office.
Dataset captures Fiji petroleum product volume imports & re-exports) from 2000 - 2014. Data sourced directly from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics. Data captures HS Code, SITC, country or import or export, quantity, unit and value. Table below shows the specific codes for each petroleum product.
Fiji Islands transport data. Data collected by Mr Herbet Wade, consultant for the SPREP PIGGAREP Project. Record holds several attachments. The objective of this project is to assess what is available in the Pacific Islands countries (PIC), identify and determine how renewable sources & ultimately technology can be used to offset fuel imports and lastly what mechanisms is appropriately applicable towards having an Energy efficient program towards the fuel design. Data collected involved transport of all sectors.
The dataset captures the existing and approved Electricity Tariff Rates set by the Commerce Commission. it showcase the existing tariff rate since 1st September 2009 and the new approved tariff rate effective 1st June 2010.
In this new schedule, you will note that:
- Households consuming 130 kWh will now pay 16.4% less.
For example, an household paying $30 in the past will now pay $25.08. We have 17343 households who will get a relief with reduction in their bill by 16.46%;
- The high end domestic users will now have to pay 8.82 cents more;
The dataset captures the existing and approved Electricity Tariff Rates set by the Commerce Commission. it showcase the existing tariff rate since 1st September 2009 and the new approved tariff rate effective 1st June 2010.
In this new schedule, you will note that:
- Households consuming 130 kWh will now pay 16.4% less.
For example, an household paying $30 in the past will now pay $25.08. We have 17343 households who will get a relief with reduction in their bill by 16.46%;
- The high end domestic users will now have to pay 8.82 cents more;