major projects
A great emphasis has also been placed on increasing the security and reliability of supplying current and future electricity demands in the short, medium and longer time frames, thus protecting Fiji’s future, today.
The core function of the FEA is to deliver optimum energy solutions in a customer-friendly manner through innovative use of all types of energy sources to customers in Fiji. Therefore FEA needs to ensure that adequate new power capacity is planned for and built to meet the expected future demand for electricity in Fiji at minimum net present value cost.
FEA’s power development planning shows that additional power capacity is essential to avoid power capacity shortages from 2006 onwards. The total new investment required is estimated at approximately $500 million. Out of this, FEA is expecting to fund about $350 million, with Independent Power Producers (IPPs) or the private sector investing the remaining $150 million.
The core function of the FEA is to deliver optimum energy solutions in a customer-friendly manner through innovative use of all types of energy sources to customers in Fiji. Therefore FEA needs to ensure that adequate new power capacity is planned for and built to meet the expected future demand for electricity in Fiji at minimum net present value cost.
FEA’s power development planning shows that additional power capacity is essential to avoid power capacity shortages from 2006 onwards. The total new investment required is estimated at approximately $500 million. Out of this, FEA is expecting to fund about $350 million, with Independent Power Producers (IPPs) or the private sector investing the remaining $150 million.
