Launched in 2023, Samoa''s Climate Action Pathways for Island Transport (CAP-IT) project, backed by a US$15.5 million investment from the Government of Japan, aims to accelerate
EPC has committed to continued integration of innovative distributed energy solutions across its service territory. Currently, Samoa''s energy portion of the tariff sees its highest cost kWhs
Launched in 2023, Samoa''s Climate Action Pathways for Island Transport (CAP-IT) project, backed by a US$15.5 million investment from the Government of Japan, aims to accelerate the nation''s transition to a green, low-carbon future.
One of Samoa’s main goals for the energy sector is to achieve 70.0 % renewable energy use by the end of 2031, as stipulated in the Pathway for the Development of Samoa (PDS 2021/22- 2025/26). The Energy Account also provides statistics to assess and monitor the progress of that goal.
The launching of a new electricity source that will benefit up to 5,000 families on the north-western side of the island of Upolu, is a milestone for Samoa’s renewable energy efforts. It is also a significant contribution to the country’s climate action commitments.
remote areas in Samoa. The energy sector in Samoa is currently undergoing a significant transformation as the country is transitioning towards sustainable, affordable, an reliable energy supply.The SESP 2017 – 2022 comprised five (5) sub-sectors, (i) Renewable Energy, (ii) Electricity, (iii) Transport, (iv) Petroleum and (v) Institutio
ctricity Sources in 2022The Electric Power Corporation (EPC), as the sole provider of electricity in Samoa, currently utilizes electricity generated from the renewable assets including those produced by Independe Power Producers (IPP). The Samoa Energy Database has recorded up to 22 community-based biogas systems ins
016, now stands at 11MW. These included Sun Pacific Energy (2MW), Green Power Samoa at Faleata Racecourse (4MW) a d Solar for Samoa (5MW). With the introduction of the 550kW wind turbine in 2014, Samoa have since generated 488MWh of electricity with 201
all energy stakeholders. The Plan will report on the energy issues faced by Samoa's energy sector, which includes high energy costs, dependence on imported fossil fuels, limited access to energy services in rural areas, and institutional capacity constraints to manag
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