Tuvalu

EESLI: Enabling a better learning environment through solar power

In the second biggest secondary school in Tuvalu, IUCN helped provide a better learning environment for 500 students and teachers by enabling continuous power supply through solar.

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Madar completes Pacific islands solar power projects

PACNEWS Article. To date, Masdar says it has deployed five projects with capacity to generate 2.6MW of electricity, the first being a 512- kilowatt solar plant on Tonga. The projects also include the region’s first ever wind farm, on Samoa, and three “micro-grid” solar plants in Fiji, which are supplying clean energy to its outer islands.
 

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Generation & Distribution Key Performance Indicators for the Pacific Power Utilities (PPA 2012)

Dataset captures the generation & distribution key performance indicators (KPI) for 21 power utilities in the Pacific. This was sourced from the PPA 2012 Report and has been verified to be accurate and matching with those in the report. Generation & distribution indicators captured are:

Generation Key Performance Indicators for the PacificRegion (PPA 2012)

Dataset captures the KPIs  (Generation) for 21 power utilities in the Pacific Region in 2012. This was sourced from the PPA 2012 Report and has been verified to be accurate and matching with those in the report. Generation indicators captured are:

  • Load factor, Capacity factor, Availability factor
  • Generation labour productivity
  • Specific fuel oil consumption
  • Lube oil consumption
  • Forced Outage, Planned Outage, Generation O & M Costs
  • Power station usage
  • RE to grid
  • IPP energy generation

Wind and Sea Analysis Funafuti Lagoon, Tuvalu

This study was undertaken in 1985 - 1986 to develop baseline wind, sea, current data for the lagoon area and in particular as they relate to the shore of the western side of Fongafale, a major cultural center in Tuvalu. Report prepared as a joint contribution by SPREP and UNDP for SOPAC.

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Tuvalu Wind Resource Monitoring

  • Wind resource measurements have been carried out on Funafuti but only at the 30-metre level. An average wind speed of 5.79 m/s was recorded, and the consultant making the assessments recommended installation of small turbines in the 20–50 kW range as there is no crane on Tuvalu capable of installing larger turbines. This wind resource monitoring equipment was supported by the SOPAC, UNDP and Government of Denmark under the PIEPSAP Project.
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Presentation - Wind Energy in the Pacific Islands

Wind energy in the Pacific Islands. Presentation by RE Consultant - GL Garrad Hassan. Contains wind speed map of Upolu and Savaii, wind energy resource atlas of the Pacific and locations of various wind monitoring masts in the Pacific

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