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Are electricity users growing in Vanuatu?

Electricity users in Vanuatu continue to grow consistently, particularly for the ‘Non-Commercial’ users which comprises residential users. The number of ‘Non-Commercial’ users increased by 5% in 2019 and ‘Commercial’ users by 2.8% while the ‘Industrial’ users decreased by 5% and ‘Others’ a significant decrease by 58%.

What is the Vanuatu utilities infrastructure (Vui) EFS?

This EFS is an update and replaces the previously issued EFS of October 2019. The Vanuatu Utilities Infrastructure (VUI) signed a Concession Agreement with the Vanuatu Government in June 2019 granting it the exclusive right to operate the Concessions of Luganville and Port Olry as a Concessionaire.

How has peak demand changed in Vanuatu?

Overall peak demand in Vanuatu has recorded the highest increase ever in 2018 (15.14 MW) but decreased by 0.4% in 2019 to 15.08 MW. The Luganville concession peak demand continues to grow consistently since 2017, whilst the Port Vila concession peak demand had decreased in 2019 by 1.60%.

How can PCs help Vanuatu's island living?

PCS seeks to improve Vanuatu’s Island Living through the provision of high quality solutions from reputable suppliers who understand remote living. Solar Lighting Kits with 1 to 4 lights, including solar panel and battery pack. With a USB port for mo bile phone or small electronic charging.

How often is the EFS updated in Vanuatu?

The EFS is updated on an annual basis with the recent year’s data (2019) added to show electricity statistics and the trend thereof for the past six years. It further provides to readers the developments within the electricity concession areas in Vanuatu. Consolidated peak demand decreased slightly by 0.36% in 2019.

What happened in Vanuatu in 2019?

It further provides to readers the developments within the electricity concession areas in Vanuatu. Consolidated peak demand decreased slightly by 0.36% in 2019. The renewable penetration escalates by 19% in 2019.