The National Energy Authority Act 2021 (Act No. 6 of 2021) to regulate the generation, transmission, distribution and retailing of the renewable and non-renewable energy, including - (a) overseeing the
“This Regulation is a milestone for Papua New Guinea''s energy sector. It brings clarity for developers, confidence for investors, and protection for consumers. It enables Government to
This Policy outlines the framework for the development of solar energy projects to enhance PNG''s energy security, meet the growing domestic energy demand, and achieve the government''s
rnment of the Independent State of Papua New Guinea is currently pursuing the development of energy resources to guarantee the attainment of four key objectives. These are: (i) to ensure that PNG
This project will identify and demonstrate a reliable, low cost and low carbon energy storage system for deployment in remote, poorly electrified communities with significant constraints, including
The overarching objective of the National Energy Policy is to ensure affordable, competitive, sustainable and reliable supply of energy to meet provincial development needs at least cost, while protecting
This will involve institutional reforms by way of an Organic Law on Papua New Guinea''s Ownership and Development of Hydrocarbons, to provide the constitutional basis for resources ownership and
Our global team stay abreast of market trends and new developments, alongside the regulatory considerations and trends we believe energy companies, developers, investors and financiers should
JICA – Capacity building in energy policy and planning, feasibility studies for RE. EU – Solar mini-grids and energy access for schools and clinics.
The National Energy Policy 2017-2027 aims to provide sufficient, accessible, reliable and affordable energy in a manner that is competitive, sustainable and environmentally friendly.
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