The project will result in the improved capacity and operation of Nuku''alofa Port. The project will provide safer, more reliable and more affordable transport infrastructure and services in Tonga.
The Government of Tonga (the government) has requested support from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to prepare a project that will upgrade the Nuku''alofa Port, rehabilitating, renewing and
When completed, the solar and wind farms will feed directly into three existing feeders (shown by the green, purple, and red lines in Figure 1.2), which branch out from the main Popua Power Station.
To ensure that the port remains operational with minimal disruption during construction, the works will be completed in three phases, with a mix of marine and onshore work.
We''re working with the Asian Development Bank and the Government of the Kingdom of Tonga to provide climate-resilient upgrades to the Queen Salote International Wharf (QSIW) of Nuku''alofa Port.
This Environmental and Social Safeguard monitoring report covers the period of July - December 2024 to ensure that the Nuku''alofa Network Upgrade Project is aligned with the ADB''s Safeguard Policy
Bolstered by smart engineering solutions, a focus on environmental sustainability, and a desire to work with and for the local people, this project
With limited capacity for larger vessels, low-lying container yards and access roads, and a height of less than three metres above mean sea level, the port''s efficiencies are critical to the
The project will convert the distribution network of the Nuku''alofa with climate resilient infrastructure.
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