This webpage highlights the diverse roles and collaborative interactions between various entities that collectively drive the energy sector in Mauritius towards more sustainable and efficient practices.
Government Bodies
- Ministry of Energy and Public Utilities (MEPU)
- Energy Efficiency Management Office (EEMO)
Public Utilities
- Central Electricity Board (CEB)
Private Sector
- Independent Power Producers (IPPs)
- Energy Service Companies (ESCOs)
- Petroleum Companies - These companies are crucial for the supply of fossil fuels which are a major part of the current energy mix.
- Mauritius Coal and Allied Services Co. Ltd - Supplies coal, which is a significant energy source for the country.
- Business Mauritius - Apex private-sector body; coordinates business engagement on energy, climate, circular economy and environmental performance.
Parastatal and State-Owned Enterprises
- State Trading Corporation - Often involved in the import and distribution of essential goods including energy sources like petroleum.
- Mauritius Ports Authority - Critical for the importation of energy resources and infrastructure.
- Mauritius Shipping Corporation Ltd - Facilitates the transportation of energy resources, which is vital for island nations.
- Utility Regulatory Authority (URA) - Oversees and regulates utilities in Mauritius, ensuring fair practices and the effective delivery of services in the energy, water, and telecommunications sectors.
Mauritius Renewable Energy Agency (MARENA): Tasked with promoting and facilitating the development of renewable energy sources across Mauritius, aiming to reduce dependency on imported fuels and enhance sustainability.
Central Water Authority - Manages water resources which are integral to hydroelectric power and other energy operations. - Water Resources Commission- Plays a crucial role in the management of water resources, impacting energy production in hydroelectric facilities.
- Mauritius Meteorological Services - Provides weather-related data essential for energy management, especially for renewable energy sources like solar and wind.
Financial Institutions
- Local and International Banks
- Agence française de développement (AFD)
Academic and Research Institutions
- Universities and Research Centers
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
- Environmental and Energy-focused NGOs
