Speed-dating, solar panels and the importance of process

Terence Wood; Joanna Spratt

Speed-dating, solar panels and the importance of process

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Abstract

The sun has set on the Pacific Energy Summit but will the heat generated be channelled into sustainable development? This is the 635 million New Zealand dollar question. Co-hosted by New Zealand and the European Union, the Summit brought together donor agencies, Pacific Island leaders and renewable energy companies. The goal was to help Pacific Island countries and territories move towards a target of generating 50% of their electricity from renewables. If, like us, you werent at the summit in person, you can watch the sessions online here. In effect, the Summit was speed-dating of sorts, bringing together:

Original language	English
Pages	Online
No.	Online
Specialist publication	Devpolicy Blog
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Speed-dating, solar panels and the importance of process

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