Women leading the clean energy future
The Pacific’s energy transition is often measured in solar panels and kilowatts but behind every system is a person who […]
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Switched on: Tamara Smith on powering Fiji’s remote schools and women in trades
As part of our Women in Power series, we are celebrating the remarkable leaders driving the Pacific and Timor-Leste’s clean
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Reaching the last nautical mile
For all the solar panels, batteries and cables, the hardest part of bringing clean energy to the Pacific is often
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Three new REnew Pacific projects to power schools, homes and communities in Fiji and Papua New Guinea
More than 75,000 people in remote parts of Fiji and Papua New Guinea will gain access to clean, reliable electricity
First stop: Fiji, where Pre-COP begins
The countdown reaches Fiji this week, as Pacific and Australian leaders, communities and experts gather for Pre-COP, with the Blue
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Australia switches on solar power for remote Kiribati communities
Around 2,000 people living in three of Kiribati’s most remote outer island communities will soon have access to clean, reliable
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Powering progress: Nerol Vaekesa on connecting people, partnerships and projects in Solomon Islands
As part of our Women in Power series, we are celebrating the remarkable leaders driving the Pacific and Timor-Leste’s clean
Everyday connections beyond the grid
Ask what electricity changes in a home and the answer is rarely grand. It’s a lamp to read by after
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Built to last: keeping Pacific solar running
A solar system is only as good as the plan to keep it running. Across the Pacific, the hardest part
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