energy
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Fiji hits 200 MW peak as EFL urges households and businesses to curb electricity use amid global fuel-supply risk
Fiji’s electricity demand hits a new high as the national grid balances with imported fuels. With global disruptions looming, officials urge tighter energy use across homes and businesses to protect the lights and the economy.
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Japan-Indonesia deepen energy and security ties with MoC on critical minerals and nuclear energy
Japan–Indonesia ties are expanding fast—from minerals and energy to defense—yet the hard work on governance and public buy‑in remains. As Jakarta diversifies partners while balancing non‑alignment, the new momentum could redefine the partnership—or expose its limits.
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Fiji Tourism Minister Urges Relocation of $1.4B Vuda Waste-to-Energy Plant to Protect Tourism Corridor
Vuda’s proposed $1.4B waste-to-energy plant is drawing sharp pushback from Fiji’s tourism sector, which says the site sits in the heart of the tourism corridor and could jeopardize key tours and livelihoods. The Tourism Minister adds his voice, urging a relocation as siting talks intensify.
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Fiji’s off-grid schools pay up to 4.1x more for energy as national EUI and CUI benchmarks are introduced
New nationwide analysis shows Fiji’s off-grid and remote schools pay dramatically more for energy than grid-connected ones, with costs per student rising as fuel volatility bites. The study introduces national Energy Utilisation and Cost Utilisation benchmarks to guide improvements, and notes infrastructure gaps that heighten costs and climate risk. It also outlines practical, low-cost steps—from…
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Fiji Maintains Stable Power as EFL Unveils US$2B Renewables Upgrade to Strengthen Grid
Fiji’s power grid is holding steady even as global energy markets show volatility. With renewables already powering about half the grid and big capacity upgrades ahead, resilience and smarter energy use are on the agenda.
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EFL Nears Financial Close on Fiji’s Biggest Renewable Energy Project, Urges Partners to Finalize Deals Fast
Energy Fiji Limited is entering a pivotal phase for its largest-ever energy programme, pushing to convert proposals into binding financing and fast-track delivery. Against a volatile global supply chain, the focus is on turning ambitious plans into tangible renewable energy capacity for Fiji.
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Fiji’s power secure as EFL flags fuel disruption risk and renewables reach half of generation
Fiji’s energy grid remains stable in the face of global tensions, as renewables expand and contingency plans are stepped up to keep power affordable and reliable.
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Fiji’s New Fuel Governance Bodies Face Private-Sector Push for Timely Information and Consultation
Fiji’s new fuel governance moves have the private sector hopeful, but leaders are demanding formal information-sharing and closer government consultation to weather price swings and supply jitters. They’re pushing for clear plans, timely import updates, and transparent distribution rules as the cyclone season and global market volatility add to the uncertainty.
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Fiji boosts fuel security with central fuel controller and new energy oversight bodies to safeguard essential services
Fiji is strengthening its fuel security with a centralized control framework and new advisory bodies amid volatile global energy markets. The plan targets safeguarding essential services by prioritizing fuel for hospitals, emergency responders, and critical infrastructure, with ongoing stock monitoring.