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The document summarizes the formation and activities of the Sustainable Energy Industry Association of Pacific Islands (SEIAPI). It discusses that SEIAPI was formed in 2010 with funding from REEEP and SPREP to create an industry association and introduce technician certification. An executive committee was formed with members from various Pacific Island countries. SEIAPI's mission is to enable sustainable energy growth in the Pacific Islands. It has 71 members, and has developed guidelines, provided training to 54 people, and certified 10 people and 2 companies.
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