Fiji's first solar-powered DC fast EV charging

For Rosie Holidays, we delivered a 110kW rooftop solar system and Fiji's first solar-powered DC fast EV chargers — clean, locally generated power driving an electric tourism fleet.

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110kWRooftop solar

200Tier-1 solar panels

~140,165kWh/yrEstimated generation

1stSolar DC fast EV charging in Fiji

Rosie Holidays is Solar Hub Fiji's flagship solar-plus-EV project. We designed and installed a 110kW rooftop solar array — 200 tier-1 panels on Sungrow inverters — together with Fiji's first solar-powered DC fast EV chargers. The result: a leading Fijian tourism operator running an electric vehicle fleet on clean power generated on its own roof, cutting both fuel and grid costs while showing what a sustainable visitor economy can look like.

A Solar Hub Fiji installer on the Rosie Holidays commercial rooftop array

A first for Fiji

Solar generation meets electric mobility

Most EV charging still draws from the grid. Here, the power comes from the sun — generated on the building's own roof and used to charge the vehicles that move guests around Fiji.

110kW rooftop array sized for daytime self-consumption
DC fast EV chargers for rapid fleet turnaround
Tier-1 panels on cyclone-rated mounting for the tropics
Engineered, installed and supported end-to-end by Solar Hub Fiji
A working model for sustainable tourism transport

On site

The install, in motion

Real footage from the Rosie Holidays rooftop — no drone (it's an aircraft zone), just the crew getting it done.

The crew

The team that delivered it

The Solar Hub Fiji install crew on the completed Rosie Holidays rooftop solar array — The Solar Hub Fiji crew on the completed Rosie Holidays array

The partnership

Powering Fiji's electric tourism fleet

A landmark collaboration — Solar Hub Fiji on solar and EV charging, Rosie Holidays driving the move to an electric fleet, with Maxus electric vehicles via Vision Motors.