2011 Projects:

UTRIK ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS, SOLAR, WIND, AND WATER PROJECT, Dec 2010-Feb 2011:
The story of Moana Marine’s work bringing clean drinking water and renewable, wind and solar energy to the deserving people of this remote atoll is captured in an inspiring slideshow presentation. The installation includes a Spectra LB-1800 Watermaker, 2-Bergey XL.1 Wind Turbines, and Sharp P.V. Solar Panels.

MAJURO, MARSHALL ISLANDS, BERGEY EXCEL 10-KW WIND TURBINE INSTALLATION, Jan 2011:
This is the first 10-KW wind turbine to be installed on the capital island of the Marshall Islands, and it serves as a prototype for future projects in the Pacific Island Region.

MOANA WATER POINT OF USE PURIFIED WATER DISPENSING UNITS, Dec 2010-Feb 2011:
We currently have two water dispenser installations in Majuro, Marshall Islands, located at the Momotaro Store and Do-It-Best Hardware. These units dispense fresh, pure, drinking water by the gallon,supplying clean drinking water to those who wouldn’t otherwise have access, as well as providing needed back-up to the public utility in times of drought.

RONGELAP ATOLL HOUSING ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PROJECT,
CURRENT:
An extensive wind and solar installation on Rongelap Atoll, Marshall
Islands. Rongelap is one of the four Marshall Islands that had to be
evacuated following the US nuclear testing in the 1950′s. Since that
time, the US has funded a massive restoration project to render it
once again inhabitable. A plan is in place for a new housing
development powered by wind and solar energy. Moana Marine is
committed to helping the people of Rongelap fulfill their dream of
living comfortably and peacefully on their beloved home island.

SOLAR AND WIND HYBRID SYSTEM, CURRENT:
We are installing a Bergey XL.1 Wind Turbine and solar array on Kemmen Island in the Majuro lagoon, enabling its residents to become energy independent for a sustainable future.

UTRIK ISLAND COMMUNITY HALL SOLAR HYBRID INSTALLATION: CURRENT
Phase 2 of Utrik Atoll’s alternative energy project is underway. We are adding one more Bergey XL.1 Wind Turbine and installing solar panels on the new community center that was funded by the Japanese government, helping create an environmentally sound and sustainable future for the Utrik Island people.