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With sustainability taking centre stage in the tourism industry, TEWAKA Fiji is embracing a greener future through the support of an advanced electric vehicle (EV) charging solution, designed and installed by Solar Hub Fiji. In a decisive move to reduce transport emissions and enhance operational efficiency, TEWAKA partnered with Solar Hub Fiji to install an 80kW DC fast charger. This major upgrade powers TEWAKA’s fleet of four Maxus Mifa 9 electric vehicles, enabling faster, cleaner, and more reliable guest transfers throughout Fiji.

TEWAKA Champions a Greener Future for Tourism

Thanks to the new 80kW DC fast charger from Solar Hub Fiji, each electric vehicle can now be fully charged from 0% to 100% in just one hour. This transformative solution delivers multiple benefits:

  • More trips, less downtime
  • A significantly smaller carbon footprint
  • Quieter, smoother guest experiences
  • A bold step forward for green tourism in Fiji

Why It Matters: Today’s travellers are increasingly prioritising environmentally friendly travel options. Offering low-emission transport is no longer just a desirable feature—it has become a business imperative. By investing in Solar Hub’s EV charging infrastructure, TEWAKA is not only future-proofing its operations but also aligning with both evolving guest expectations and Fiji’s national sustainability goals. Whether for airport transfers, hotel shuttles, or adventure tours, Solar Hub Fiji’s charging solutions empower tourism operators to run smarter, cleaner, and more efficiently. As the tourism sector continues to evolve, so too must the way people move. Solar Hub Fiji proudly leads the way in sustainable tourism infrastructure, supporting forward-thinking businesses as they drive toward a cleaner, greener Fiji.s

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REFERENCES: This guide is based on over a decade of research and firsthand experience living in Fiji. It incorporates extensive knowledge gained through long-term residence and ongoing engagement with the region. Images and text have been sourced from official references, which are acknowledged below, to ensure accuracy and comprehensiveness.

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