Mitigation & Low Carbon Development
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PIFCE Exhibitor Biomass processing using sustainable materials
FEMTEL Organic is a newly established Vanuatu-based enterprise founded by a local entrepreneur with over 5–7 years of experience in biomass energy production using coconut shells.
Home Biogas System in Samoa
The Renewable Energy Division of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment deploys through projects renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies through partnerships with development partners and promoting private public partnership in the Energy Sector and end users.
PIFCE Exhibitor Mosi Comfort Tyre
At Mosi Comfort Tyre, we aim to protect our environment by fighting against climate change and we tend to contribute to the community development, skills growth capacity and an advocacy of local entrepreneurship in the tourism industry.
PIFCE Exhibitor Open-source energy system planning and modelling solution
Scinergy Pacific delivers specialised services that directly support climate change mitigation, adaptation, and environmental sustainability across Pacific Island countries. The firm undertakes renewable energy planning and deployment, including solar PV, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and hybrid mini-grid solutions, enabling the transition away from diesel-based generation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) solar solution
The main barrier to the widespread adoption of solar energy in Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) is the high upfront cost. PAYGO addresses this challenge by allowing customers to access solar systems with a low initial payment and flexible, incremental repayments.
PIFCE Exhibitor Project Halo: Floating Mangrove and Tidal Restoration Solution
Project Halo is a five-year collaborative research partnership between UNSW Sydney and the University of the South Pacific focused on restoring mangrove ecosystems, testing floating mangrove technologies, and improving coastal climate resilience in Fiji.
Qaqi Mai Bike Share Fiji
Transforming Fiji's transportation sector one bike at a time.
PIFCE Exhibitor Regenerative agriculture and circular bioeconomy solutions
Sea & Soil delivers integrated climate solutions across agriculture, waste management, and carbon systems.
PIFCE Exhibitor Renewable energy for remote islands
The company supplies and installs solar systems ranging from small off-grid kits for remote islands to large commercial on-grid and off-grid PV systems.
PIFCE Exhibitor Sustainable and renewable wellness products
FEMTEL Organic is a newly established Vanuatu-based enterprise founded by a local entrepreneur with over 5–7 years of experience in biomass energy production using coconut shells.
PIFCE Exhibitor The Greater Good Diaper Project
The Greater Good Diaper Project is a mission-driven social enterprise eliminating plastic diaper waste in Pacific Small Island Developing States through an integrated compostable diaper and service model: deliver, collect, compost.
The Green Cane Incentive Program
With rapid data collection and real-time mapping, we can respond proactively to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and shifting environmental conditions, ensuring sustainable development tailored to the unique challenges of the Pacific region.
The Treetracker App
Greenstand’s TreeTracker is an open-source, mobile-based platform that verifies tree growth and connects smallholder tree growers to global climate finance.
PIFCE Exhibitor Waste oil recovery and reuse
Ocean Environmental Solutions is a Vanuatu-based environmental services initiative focused on reducing marine and land-based pollution through waste-oil recovery and reuse.
PIFCE Exhibitor Waste Upcycling
Yumi up is a small upcycling business based in vanuatu , yumi up Focuses on collecting waste , separation of waste , inovation or protecting a product on waste and making a sustainable income on waste ( giving a second life on waste), Yumi up is also woking with the community in vanuatu to train or run trainings of , waste segregation and waste Manegement ,with the help of the vanuatu department of environment.