Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are a heterogeneous group of 39 countries spread around the globe, yet they share common challenges in their power sectors. These challenges often stem from their geographical limitations and remoteness, limited natural resources, vulnerability to climate change impacts, small size of the power system (around half of the SIDS have power systems smaller than 60MW) and the high cost of imported goods and fossil fuels. As a result, many SIDS face
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