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New Zealand plans to invest $20.5 million into a new, large-scale, renewable energy project in Niue, reducing the island nation''s reliance on diesel. The project will bring Niue''s renewable generation to 80 percent.
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"Ideally, we are following our Strategic Plan, increasing the renewable components from solar up to 80% by 2025," said Chapman. The project will install additional solar farms to boost the solar generation capacity and meet those targets.
At this afternoon''s media conference Luxon said the renewable energy would be solar with battery storage with construction expected to start in the first quarter of next year and the plant would be in commission towards the end of next year.
This project aims to enable Niue to generate 80% of its electricity from renewable energy by December 2025. Just over a month ago, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Rt Hon. Christopher Luxon announced a substantial investment of $20.5 million into renewable energy initiatives in Niue.
Installing 600kW of solar to increase the islands overall solar capacity to 1.1MW of solar generation. The solar array was installed well inland on high ground to avoid any potential damage from cyclones in the future.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced during his visit to Niue and in recognition of the 50th anniversary, that New Zealand will invest NZ$20.5 million in a new, large-scale energy project, which will enable Niue to generate 80 percent of its electricity from renewable sources.
At this point, we will be able to bring a sizeable portion of solar back on the grid and reduce diesel consumption from running the generators full time. It was anticipated that the month of October would be used to monitor the new
Niue is seeking about US$18 million to build a solar farm as part of the island nation's plans to reduce its heavy reliance on fossil fuels. The minister for infrastructure, Dalton Tagelagi says Niue's strategic energy road map sets the ambitious goal of having 80 percent of its power generation coming from renewable energy sources by 2025.
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Working on the existing solar plants to establish communication with the Niue Central Power Station. Installing 600kW of solar to increase the islands overall solar capacity to 1.1MW of solar generation. The solar array was installed well inland on high ground to avoid any potential damage from cyclones in the future.
Photo: Christopher Luxon / X Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced during his visit to Niue and in recognition of the 50th anniversary, that New Zealand will invest NZ$20.5 million in a new, large-scale energy project, which will enable Niue to generate 80 percent of its electricity from renewable sources.
“Our work with Niue extends across sectors including health, education, and infrastructure resilience.” “Premier Tagelagi has talked to me about the importance of a resilient energy system that reduces Niue’s reliance on expensive diesel to reduce the cost of living for Niueans, while also bringing down greenhouse emissions.
The project will bring Niue's renewable generation to 80 percent. New Zealand will also commit $2 million to the Niue Ocean Wide Trust, which aims to develop a blue economy and ensure long-term ocean conservation and climate resilience.
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