Most pristine paradise islands rely on dirty diesel fuel to supply almost all of their power. The tiny Pacific island nation of Palau has now started a fast transition to clean energy while providing an example that other islands can follow. The energy transformation in Palau is driven by technology and comes at no additional expense for the government.
This island nation plans to stop buying diesel and go 100 percent solar next year
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