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Highlights (2011-2015) PEAG Meeting, Suva, Fiji 16-19 November, 2015
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What was covered in the 2014 PEAG Meeting? 1.What is North-REP? 2.Modality /structures 3.Interventions 4.Impacts 5.Partnerships 6.Achievements, challenges & targets 7.Post North-REP
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What we will cover in the 2015 PEAG meeting? Highlights 2011 to 2015 What would we do again? What would we do differently? What was not planned? Achievements
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What would we do again?
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Multi-country Programme Funds from the EU (EDF-10) National Indicative Programme 3 Financing Agreements between the EU and the Countries (RMI, FSM & Palau) 1 Contribution Agreement between EU and SPC Implementing partner is SPC Partnership between the EU, RMI-FSM-Palau and SPC
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Hardware – RE Solar PV micro-grids
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Hardware – RE Solar PV Stand-alone Systems at public facilities
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Hardware – RE Solar PV Home Systems
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Hardware – RE Grid connected systems – solar PV
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Hardware – RE Grid connected systems - hydropower
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Hardware – EE Retrofitting of buildings through the Development Bank
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Hardware – EE Retrofitting of government buildings
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Workshops, sharing experience …….
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Hands-on training
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Awareness and education
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Institutional Arrangements Financial accounts Revenue collection Energy Act O&M approaches MOAs – host of equipment vs utility ownership Tariff setting Maintenance schedule
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Multi-stakeholder involvement Governments (e.g. in the FSM, 5 governments) Government entities Power utilities Local educational institutions (e.g. Palau Community College) NGOs (WUTMI – women united towards Marshall Islands) Other projects (e.g. ADMIRE & SEDREA) Other regional organizations (e.g. PPA) Financial institutions (e.g. National Development Bank of Palau)
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Procurement modalities Turn-key (supply & install) Supply of equipment only Supply of equipment and training on installation Installation by local power utilities Installation outsourced but separate from supplier of equipment
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Forward Looking Palau Energy Act Policy Review Wind resource monitoring Coconut resource assessment Satowan (Chuuk, FSM) engineering design for a solar-diesel hybrid system ACSE – project development document on net metering for small scale grid connected RE systems
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What would we do differently?
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Better integration of energy with livelihood activities
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Better rewarding community assistance
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Transportation arrangements Sustainability approaches Meeting demands (small community projects – e.g. up to US$50k – linking to proposal /project development training) Bridging into next funding cycle(s) Fostering of more partners (co- funding) and synchronizing implementing timeframes
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What was not planned?
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Typhoon /Hurricane
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North-REP = EUR15.49m 3 PICTs = total population of approx. 300,000 Affects 12% of the total population of the 3 PICTs 1.8MW of renewable energy (RE) – new installations 17,000 people access to basic electricity for the first time 20,000 people improved access Public facilities: 5 health Centres & 15 Schools – first time access Contribution to meeting the National Energy Policy targets Institutionalization of RE course on grid connected PV Access to finance: EE retrofitting loans programme for residential & commercial buildings In Summary – achievements
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Thank You
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