1. Xendee Corporation partners with Arizona State University on a project to bring electricity access to remote communities in Fiji.
2. Xendee will provide techno-economic and electrical modeling software for the project to optimize mini-grid designs.
3. The project aims to uplift communities in Fiji by promoting economic development, healthcare access, and education opportunities.
Xendee Corporation has partnered with Arizona State University on an international project to bring sustainable energy to remote communities in Fiji without reliable electricity. The project involves assessing 300 communities, engaging with them, and conducting feasibility studies for 75 mini-grid sites. Xendee will provide software for modeling tailored energy systems for each community. The goal is to secure $40 million in funding for the project, which has the potential to uplift communities through economic development, healthcare access, and education opportunities.
The ASU Laboratory for Energy And Power Solutions is leading the project, aiming to bring electricity to even the most remote islands in Fiji. The team is assessing land availability, scaling impact, and understanding the energy needs of each site. Xendee’s involvement in the project is seen as a significant contribution to a brighter and more sustainable future for underserved communities in Fiji and the Pacific region.
Xendee is an award-winning software platform that specializes in the engineering and operation of distributed energy resources and EV fast-charging infrastructure. Their techno-economic optimization algorithm helps organizations reduce costs, cut CO2 emissions, and increase resilience. The platform can model complex energy systems and deliver ideal investment solutions tailored to organizational goals. Visit the Xendee website to explore how their software can empower organizations in the renewable energy sector.