renewable energy
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Grace Road pivots to local juice production with on‑island factory to curb Fiji’s import reliance
Facing global disruptions and rising costs, Grace Road is pivoting toward locally sourced food and on‑island processing. A new juice factory is in the works, signaling a major push to cut imports and boost local farmers—with potential implications for prices and food security this year.
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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 appoints Fuel Controller to streamline national fuel response as supplies stay stable amid Middle East tensions
Fiji tightens fuel oversight with a new national Fuel Controller and a dedicated advisory committee, aiming to keep supplies steady amid shifting global energy markets. Officials say stock levels are stable for now as authorities monitor prices and the economy.
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Nadi International Airport to install 3.25MW solar farm, Fiji’s largest airport-scale solar project
Fiji’s Nadi International Airport is set to power up with a bold solar project. The first stage, a 3.25 MW installation, aims to boost reliability and trim emissions, with local technicians trained as the rollout unfolds. A landmark move in Fiji’s renewable energy journey.
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Fiji to electrify 1,200 households with 50 grid extensions and 1,000 solar home systems in 2024–25
Fiji unveils a substantial plan to widen electricity access, pairing grid upgrades with solar home systems and backed by international funding. This bold dual-track approach aims to bring cleaner, more reliable power to rural areas and attract private investment in renewables.
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Fiji Urgently Overhauls Energy Laws to Accelerate Renewables Toward 2036 Target, IRENA Finds
Fiji’s bold clean-energy goals could hinge on fixing a lagging legal and regulatory framework. A new assessment warns that outdated rules and slow approvals may slow renewables, underscoring a push for reforms to attract investment and accelerate the transition.
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UN chief urges rapid shift to renewables to shield economies from fossil-fuel shocks
Middle East turmoil highlights a global energy risk: fossil fuels tied to a few regions. The UN chief urges a rapid pivot to homegrown renewables—cheaper, scalable, and less vulnerable to price swings—promising greater security for small island economies.
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IRENA urges Fiji to overhaul energy laws to accelerate its 2036 renewable target
Fiji’s bold move to 100% renewable electricity by 2036 might hinge on a few key policy fixes. A new assessment flags regulatory gaps and unclear processes that could slow projects—and points to a practical path to speed deployment and attract private investment.
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Fiji urged to outline contingency plan as global tensions threaten economy, fuel, food security and tourism
Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya warns that rising global tensions could disrupt Fiji’s economy—from fuel costs to tourism—calling for a clear contingency plan. He pushes for stronger agriculture, diversification, and renewable energy to safeguard Fiji’s future.