Our Partners

  • GREENCO

    GREENCO (Fiji) Pte Ltd is a family-owned company specializing in turnkey construction of photovoltaic solar plants, packaged desalination plants, containerized Solar coolers, freezers, ice makers and mortuaries on a commercial and large-scale level. our other products include Solar & Electric Powered Outboard Motors, retrofitted EV’s, Solar Hybrid air Conditioning and solar powered refrigerators.

    Greenco specialization covers the entire value chain, ranging from project development, construction, operations and maintenance of our products . Their expertise focuses on the technical and economical optimization of our solar products.

    Logo for Greenco Energy featuring a stylized sun with yellow rays and a blue solar panel design, with the company name in green text.

  • CAMCO

    CAMCO is a climate and impact fund manager that specializes in emerging markets. CAMCO invests in projects, technologies, companies, and entrepreneurs that address climate change and economic development challenges. They provide flexible capital, such as debt, equity, or convertible note financing. CAMCO has offices in Auckland, Accra, Helsinki, Johannesburg, London, Nairobi, Sydney, and Toronto.

    CAMCO is currently in the process of putting together the TIDES finance platform for the Pacific. TIDES is a blended finance platform aimed at providing flexible financing to local renewable energy developers with the goal of catalysing investment in zero-emissions projects across the full range of sizes, from mini-grids to large grid-connected systems

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  • Te Aponga Uira (TAU)

    Te Aponga Uira O Tumu-Te-Varovaro (TAU) is a state-owned enterprise wholly owned by the Cook Islands Government through the Cook Islands Investment Corporation. Established under the Te Aponga Uira O Tumu-Te-Varovaro Act 1991, TAU is responsible for generating, distributing, and retailing electricity on the island of Rarotonga, covering approximately 90% of the nation’s electricity needs. Its statutory objectives include providing energy reliably, economically, and efficiently while considering community interests

    In 2026, TAU approved IOTR Energy to be an Independent Power Producer (IPP). TAU is seeking 4MW from the general public and businesses as part of their drive to transition to Renewable Energy.