Utilizes surplus solar and hydro energy for battery charging during low consumption periods. Successfully commissioned in March 2024. Supports Fiji's target of achieving 100% renewable electricity and a 30% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030..
Utilizes surplus solar and hydro energy for battery charging during low consumption periods. Successfully commissioned in March 2024. Supports Fiji's target of achieving 100% renewable electricity and a 30% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030..
Through the $5.93M Mua Solar Project, EFL has delivered a cleaner, quieter, and more reliable energy future for Taveuni. With support from KOICA, this project reduces diesel reliance and supports agriculture, tourism, and livelihoods-making Taveuni a national model for resilient island energy. .
Yasana Renewable Energy is a prominent solar renewable energy provider in Fiji, incorporating a strong commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. We emerged from the imperative to transition Fiji and the Pacific region towards efficient and cost-effective renewable solar energy. By. .
Merging a Solar PV with BESS into an existing Island grid containing 700kW Hydro and Diesel generation. Increasing momentum toward renewable energy solutions, particularly solar power. Discuss implementation to gather insights for future renewable energy initiatives and maximize potential. KOICA. .
4. Fatiaki_04 June 2025 - CEO ACEF Presentation rev03 .
In a first of its kind for the region, this 1MWp grid-connected solar farm with a 1.1MWh battery energy storage system helps provide a smooth supply of renewable energy for 18,000 residents of Taveuni, Fiji’s third largest island. This solar farm, designed and installed by Clay Energy as an EPC. .
Fiji’s power grid got knocked out like a rookie boxer. The new storage station includes black start capability – essentially a "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" for the entire grid. During a 2024 grid disturbance, the system restored power to critical hospitals 73% faster than traditional methods. Take that.
