Vanuatu Solar Lighting System

How can Vanuatu benefit from solar power?

With this project, 17,000 households throughout Vanuatu will be supported to access non grid, renewable electricity through solar. With low population densities and large distances between communities, a key challenge for the project has been providing access to electricity in a way that is cost effective and efficient.

How can Etech solar help Vanuatu?

The sun is a powerful source of renewable energy. We can harness that energy to create a sustainable future in Vanuatu and the world. eTech Solar is accelerating the adoption of quality yet affordable solar technology across Vanuatu to conserve our environment and provide an environmentally friendly and sustainable power supply.

Is there electricity in Vanuatu?

Formed in 1986 by the Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu out of two antecedent institutions, it has a very limited supply of solar electricity, supplemented for 90 minutes every evening by a diesel generator. There is no television signal.

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 many islands are in Vanuatu?

Vanuatu is an archipelago consisting of 82 islands, with 65 inhabited. With the remoteness of the islands and limited access to centralised utilities, PCS also offers self supporting products suitable for the Vanuatu environment, including solar showers, hand spears, personal solar lighting and Lifestraw water filters.

What is Offgrid living in Vanuatu?

Offgrid Living for many of Vanuatu’s residents is synonymous with getting out of the hustle and bustle of the big city and enjoying a quiet and more relaxed lifestyle. PCS seeks to improve Vanuatu’s Island Living through the provision of high quality solutions from reputable suppliers who understand remote living.