Projects
REnew Pacific supports locally-led projects that provide off-grid renewable energy solutions to rural and remote communities across the Pacific and Timor-Leste.
Find out more about our projects below:
$28,236,207
$28,236,207
DFAT contribution
$16,977,299
$16,977,299
Partner contribution
Total Funding: $45,213,506
Total Funding: $45,213,506
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Over 5,100 people across nine rural communities in Vanuatu’s Santo, Paama, Tanna, and Malekula islands will soon benefit from better water security, sanitation and hygiene, together with reliable, clean energy to power their health centres and schools.
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Vanuatu
Sector: Water | Education | Healthcare
Around 70,000 people living in off-grid communities across Vanuatu are set to benefit from improved healthcare with 40 health facilities receiving new or upgraded solar power systems and improved support of key medical appliances.
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Vanuatu
Sector: Healthcare
REnew Pacific’s first project is set to benefit over 81,000 people in Solomon Islands by providing clean, renewable energy to power healthcare, education and essential services.
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Solomon Islands
Sector: Healthcare | Education
This project will deliver reliable 24-hour clean energy to 30 schools and teachers’ homes in Fiji’s remote and maritime communities through the installation of high-quality off-grid solar systems.
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Fiji
Sector: Education
This project aims to improve the resilience, sustainability and affordability of water services for around 4,900 people living on Fiji’s remote maritime islands of Lakeba, Rotuma, and Vanuabalavu.
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Fiji
Sector: Water
REnew Pacific's first Papua New Guinea project will deliver reliable, clean energy to two remote off-grid communities in Oro and Central Provinces through solar mini-grids, supporting healthcare at Sanananda’s aid post and education at the Kokoda Track's Mt Koiari FODE (Flexible Open and Distance Ed…
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Papua New Guinea
Sector: Education | Healthcare
REnew Pacific’s first project in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) will deliver clean, reliable solar power to 19 remote primary schools across Arno, Ebon and Mili Atolls that currently do not have access to electricity.
Funding round: Round 1, 2025
Country: Republic of the Marshall Islands
Sector: Education
REnew Pacific’s first project in Samoa will bring clean, reliable electricity to homes and community spaces across Upolu, Savai‘i and Apolima Island, reaching families who have long lived without safe power.
Funding round: Quickstart
Country: Samoa
Sector: Community development
More than 1,000 people living on Arorae Island, Kiribati’s southernmost outer island, will soon have access to clean, reliable electricity through a new solar mini-grid and battery storage system.
Funding round: Round one
Country: Kiribati
Sector: Community development
This project is bringing clean, reliable and affordable electricity to more than 200 households and around 800 people living on two of Kiribati’s most remote and climate-vulnerable islets: Riboono in the Abaiang outer island, and Tabuarorae in the Onotoa outer island.
Funding round: Round one
Country: Kiribati
Sector: Community development
This project will deliver reliable 24-hour clean energy to 13 remote schools and their teachers' homes across Vanua Levu, Viti Levu, Taveuni and the Yasawa Islands through the installation of high-quality off-grid solar systems with battery storage. Each school will also receive Starlink internet, l…
Funding round: Round one
Country: Fiji
Sector: Education
Around 55,000 people in remote inland communities of Papua New Guinea's Oro Province will gain reliable, affordable off-grid renewable energy through this REnew Pacific project. Led by Sola PayGo in partnership with MiBank, it will deploy pay-as-you-go solar home systems, community lighting and comp…
Funding round: Round one
Country: Papua New Guinea
Sector: Community development
Save the Children, in partnership with the Autonomous Region of Bougainville Government's Department of Education and local school communities, is delivering reliable, clean energy to five remote, off-grid schools in North Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, reaching 1,580 students and 54 teachers direc…













