The US$42 million Access and Renewable Increase for Sustainable Energy (ARISE) Project will increase access to electricity for over 3,500 people in remote outer islands, while improving the reliability of existing power supply and supporting the increase in renewable energy across. The US$42 million Access and Renewable Increase for Sustainable Energy (ARISE) Project will increase access to electricity for over 3,500 people in remote outer islands, while improving the reliability of existing power supply and supporting the increase in renewable energy across. This course equips electrical engineers and energy professionals with the specialized knowledge and skills to ensure grid stability and reliability during the transition to renewable energy sources. Participants will learn how to manage the variability of renewable generation, implement advanced. For more information on this series of stories, please contact Camille Menaouer, Online Community Officer, Strategic Communications | [email protected]PALIKIR, March 21st 2023 (FSMIS) —On March 20th, 2023, His Excellency David W. Panuelo—President of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)—attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the FSM Sustainable Energy Development & Access Project's (SEDAP's) three new generators at the Nahnpohnmal Power. POHNPEI, May 28 2025 — Thousands of families across the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) will benefit from better, more reliable electricity under a new project to be implemented by the Government of FSM with financing and technical support from the World Bank. The US$42 million Access and. Discover how advanced energy storage batteries are transforming Micronesia's power infrastructure, enabling renewable integration and grid stability in remote island communities.