Samoa Island

Savai'i Island is known as one of the best windsurfing locations in Samoa. Broaks of the towns Lano, Aganoa Beach, Lelepa, Fagamalo and Lefagaoali'I are some of the famous windsurfing sites around the island. Savai'i Island's caves are a real spectacle.

Mt Matavanu, the eruption of the Mt Matavanu eruption between 1905 and 1911, is the only cause of the 100 square kilometres of feldspar. You can see the caves in Saleaula or in the lovely town of Mauga, where there are many crater. While its altitude is only about one third of Samoa's highest summit, Mount Silisili, Mount Matavanu and its vertical areas keep dragging the visitor into the distance.

However, if you want to go hiking, you can book a two or three days excursion to Mt. Silisili to enjoy the beautiful panorama of Samoa. The island of Savai'i can be accessed by boat from Mulifanua Wharf in western Upolu to Salelologa, the island's most important harbour and township. 2.

The Salelologa Village has a local art fair, a community service and small shops to show you how the local people work. More information about the activities on the island of Savai'i can be obtained from our concierges.

This is Tesla driving an island in Samoa named Ta'u with sunlight.

the two power utilities have another joint achievement to celebrating. The Tesla company announces the finalization of the Ta'u Island Ta'u Island in Samoa in a Tuesday twist, along with a website film. Ta'uicrogrid - an electricity system with dispersed power supplies, in this case sun and batteries - is operated by a 1. 4 MW sun arrays combined with a 6 MW hours power system with 60 Tesla power packs.

It is a rather expensive deal, as the transportation of fuel consumes most of the island's power supply bill. Ta'u is expecting the Micro Grid, which was also financed by the US Economic Development Authority, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Interior, to result in savings in terms of fuel consumption over the next few years.

It is an example of how isolated municipalities can profit from micro grids. They also support the cause with purer forms of electricity. Renewables are an economic and convenient option for a steadily increasing number of sites and needs, and traditional oil-fired island applications can now be converted to micro grids with photovoltaic and cogeneration.

The use of renewables is certainly the right way forward. Fortunately, the global community does not shortage a number of initiatives that support the use of environmentally friendly energies. Others also concentrate on concentrating on solar power, such as Dubai's drive for green power, while some use flood waters like Hawaii. Renewables are certainly the way to a lasting tomorrow for the earth.

The two power utilities have another joint achievement to mark with the conclusion of the Tesla-SolarCity fusion. The Tesla company announces the finalization of the Ta'u Island Ta'u Island in Samoa in a Tuesday twist, along with a website film. This island in Samoa, USA now operates with almost 100% sun power thanks to 5,300+ photovoltaic modules & 60 Tesla Powerpacks pic.twitter. com/65Jm8rvXs9 The Ta'u Solargrid - an off-grid power system, in this case with both a sun and batteries - is operated by a 1. 4 MW photovoltaic arrays linked to a 6 MW 60 Tesla Powerpacks power cache-h.

It is a rather expensive deal, as the transportation of fuel consumes most of the island's power supply as well. Ta'u is expecting the Micro Grid, which was also financed by the US Economic Development Authority, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Interior, to result in savings in terms of fuel consumption over the next few years.

Neat and verdant The example of the micro-network scheme is how isolated municipalities can profit. They also support the cause with purer forms of electricity. Renewables are an economic and convenient option for a steadily increasing number of sites and needs, and traditional oil-fired island applications can now be converted to micro grids with photovoltaic and cogeneration.

The use of renewables is certainly the right way forward. Fortunately, the global community does not shortage a number of initiatives that support the use of environmentally friendly energies. Others also concentrate on concentrating on solar power, such as Dubai's drive for green power, while some use flood waters like Hawaii. Renewables are certainly the way to a lasting tomorrow for the earth.

The two power utilities have another joint achievement to mark with the conclusion of the Tesla-SolarCity fusion. The Tesla company announces the finalization of the Ta'u Island Ta'u Island in Samoa in a Tuesday twist, along with a website film. This island in Samoa, USA now operates with almost 100% sun power thanks to 5,300+ photovoltaic modules & 60 Tesla Powerpacks pic.twitter. com/65Jm8rvXs9 The Ta'u Solargrid - an off-grid power system, in this case with both a sun and batteries - is operated by a 1. 4 MW photovoltaic arrays linked to a 6 MW 60 Tesla Powerpacks power cache-h.

It is a rather expensive deal, as the transportation of fuel consumes most of the island's power supply as well. Ta'u is expecting the Micro Grid, which was also financed by the US Economic Development Authority, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Interior, to result in savings in terms of fuel consumption over the next few years.

Neat and verdant The example of the micro-network scheme is how isolated municipalities can profit. They also support the cause with purer forms of electricity. Renewables are an economic and convenient option for a steadily increasing number of sites and needs, and traditional oil-fired island applications can now be converted to micro grids with photovoltaic and cogeneration.

The use of renewables is certainly the right way forward. Fortunately, the global community does not shortage a number of initiatives that support the use of environmentally friendly energies. Others also concentrate on concentrating on solar power, such as Dubai's drive for green power, while some use flood waters like Hawaii. Renewables are certainly the way to a lasting tomorrow for the earth.