Category: Energy

For centuries, nations measured their importance by the size of their ports. Ships arrived carrying goods, fuel, machinery, and people. The busiest harbors became centers of commerce and influence. Today, something similar is happening again, although the ships have largely… read more Australia Building Asia-Pacific’s Biggest Data Centre

Reducing our exposure to volatile global fuel prices and shipping disruptions is a key priority for Boralani’s future resilience. This document presents a realistic and restrained approach to expanding renewables — one that fits our geography, cautious economic philosophy, and… read more Boralani 2050: Energy Security and Responsible Stewardship

News from Fiji this week offers a reminder that even modern island nations remain vulnerable to events unfolding thousands of miles away. Energy Fiji Limited recently postponed planned power rationing after regulators approved a temporary fuel surcharge on electricity bills…. read more A Warning From Fiji: Why Fuel Security Matters

For generations, the Pacific islands have lived with the understanding that isolation carries a price. Cargo ships arrive when they arrive. Fuel costs rise when global markets tremble. A damaged port, a delayed tanker, or a cyclone striking the wrong… read more Pacific Islands Face Growing Energy Uncertainty