Samoa is stepping up its transition to renewable energy, with Deputy Prime Minister Mulipola Anarosa ‘Ale-Molio’o saying the country is working to reduce its dependence on imported fuel and build a more resilient electricity system.Speaking at the 2026 Taiyuan Energy Low Carbon Development Forum ...
Samoa
Economy, Energy, Government
By Tautua Vaa
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06 September 2026, 3:10PM
Samoa could scale up its existing renewable energy investments as Pacific nations look to reduce their reliance on imported…
Samoa could benefit from greater use of renewable energy, with Pacific countries potentially saving almost US$700 million a year…
Samoa and other Pacific nations endorsed the regional response mechanism to the emerging energy crisis affecting Pacific…
Deputy Prime Minister Mulipola Anarosa Ale-Molioʻo told Parliament on Tuesday that the process of distributing compensation to…
The Samoan government takes another step toward amendments to its electoral law to enable participation by the Samoan diaspora in…
Samoans can expect reductions in fuel prices from July after easing global oil prices, according to analysts and reports emerging…
