Regulator Perspective on E-Mobility in the Pacific Islands Workshop

Examine the experiences of energy regulation in the Pacific Islands, emphasizing the importance of clear policies and legal frameworks to promote the use of e-mobility. Understand the regulatory aspects and objectives, such as safety, quality, consumer issues, tariff regulations, and service reliability. Explore key elements like national policies, institutional adjustments, and capacity building essential for fostering e-mobility. Delve into potential regulatory aspects concerning standards, charging infrastructures and pricing, and waste disposal.

• E-Mobility
• Pacific Islands
• Energy Regulation
• Regulatory Framework
• Workshop

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1. Regulator Perspective on E-Mobility Pacific Islands Workshop on Electric Mobility 28-30 November 2022, Suva, Fiji PAUL KAUN CEO, UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY-VANUATU

2. 2 Presentation Outline Experiences of Energy Regulation in the Pacific Objectives of Regulations Importance of Having Clear Policy and Legal Framework To foster use of E-Mobility in the Pacific Aspects of Regulating E-Mobility

3. 3 Experiences of Energy Regulation in the Pacific Energy Regulation Only became introduced over the last 15 years In Fiji, FCCC regulates electricity, water, including other sectors such as telecommunication, petroleum products, food and hardware items, etc In Tonga, Electricity Commission, established in 2008, is responsible for regulating Tonga s electricity sector Samoa Office of the Regulator, regulates electricity, Telecommunication, Broadcasting and Postal Vanuatu Utilities Regulatory Authority regulates electricity and Water Services

4. 4 Objectives of Regulations Safety & Quality Addressing Consumer issues Tariff Regulation Determination Reliability of Service

5. 5 Clear National Policies and Legal Framework are Critical for fostering use of E-Mobility in the Pacific policy-fiscal incentives, etc. Institutional readjustments and capacity building strengthening Strong development/donor support. Strong Political will in supporting e-mobility

6. 6 Possible Aspects of Regulating E-Mobility Standards Charging Infrastructures and pricing Waste Disposal