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The Pacific Power Association represents 25 electric utilities and 95 private organizations in the Pacific region. It aims to improve power quality through cooperation between utilities, private sector, and donors. The presentation discusses the challenges Pacific Island countries and utilities face in meeting renewable energy targets, including lack of policy support, expertise, and aged infrastructure. Utilities are working to issue renewable energy project requests, build capacity, and partner with donors on grid upgrades. Long term, utilities acknowledge the need to adapt operations to increasing renewable integration.
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