Clay Engineering provides a range of remote infrastructure design and consultancy services for the installation and maintenance of renewable energy power systems.
We have a team of architectural, electrical, mechanical, and technical engineers experienced in the provision of services to remote locations throughout the Pacific.
From the design of small village solar power systems to the installation of the grid and off-grid systems, we can offer a solution to suit the needs of domestic, commercial, tourism, and rural clients.
Clay Engineering specializes in renewable energy power systems and the design of remote infrastructure services. We supply a range of renewable energy equipment and offer a complete design, installation, and maintenance service. Based in Suva, Fiji we are centrally located in the South Pacific and can offer products and services tailored with regular sea and air connections to the rest of the Pacific we offer the fastest service in the region.
Clay Energy was established in 1998 providing off-grid solar, wind, and micro-hydro systems for rural homes and communities in Fiji. In May 2002 Clay Energy commissioned the first off-grid solar base station power system for Vodafone Fiji, which led to the rollout of these power systems to six mobile operators in the region.
Clay Energy’s first PV grid-connect system (18kW) was installed and commissioned in 2008, being the first in the region. February 2013 saw the commissioning of the then-largest privately owned PV/Diesel/Battery hybrid system in the region. The system utilized the newly released SMA Sunny Island Multicluster technology with 228kWp of PV and 1.1MWh of battery storage.
To date, Clay Energy has installed over 28MW of PV throughout the region both on and off-grid across hundreds of projects
