4 FAQs about Fiji energy-saving energy storage equipment transformation

What can Fiji do to improve electricity access?

Wind Energy: Exploiting coastal and offshore wind potential. Tidal Energy: Emerging technologies leveraging Fiji's vast marine resources. Fiji aims to provide universal electricity access through the Fiji Rural Electrification Fund. This goal requires significant investment in: Decentralised solar and mini-grid systems.

What is the energy demand in Fiji?

The energy demand in Fiji is steadily increasing, driven by population growth, economic development, and a push toward industrialisation. Urban centres such as Suva and Nadi account for the majority of energy consumption, while rural areas often depend on decentralised and off-grid solutions.

What is Fiji's role in energy policy?

The Department of Energy and the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) have a key role in terms of planning, creating incentives, developing budgetary support, reforming the pricing mechanisms, encouraging independent power producers, increasing energy efficiency, and implementing standards and good governance.

What are the main sources of energy in Fiji?

The primary sources of energy include: Hydropower: A major contributor to Fiji's renewable energy capacity, hydropower accounts for approximately 50% of the country's electricity generation. Fossil Fuels: Diesel and other petroleum products remain significant, particularly for transportation and electricity generation in remote areas.

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