The project will finance a 15Kw Grid connected solar power plant with batteries energy storage installed into the Nukufetau community hall (Falekaupule). This is not a standalone system; it will be connected to the grid for back up in case of rainy and cloudy days. It is expected that the solar system will produce an average annual solar output of 6,238 kWh and save about $2,026.00 for the first year on electricity bills for the Nukufetau community. In the next 25 years, we will be looking at an estimate of $47,723.00 money save from this project. The project will be integrated with the existing diesel generation system that is currently supplying the country. This will utilize solar energy use as an alternative means of power supply to the current system. The project will without doubt reduce Tuvalu?s heavily reliance on diesel for power generation. It will also to some extent strengthen women leaderships in terms of technical expertise in Tuvalu. The project will mainly benefit the Nukufetau community on Funafuti. The fact that the hall has hosted one regional meeting such as the Polynesian Leaders Group meeting in 2018, with such project, the hall will no doubt attract more meetings of this nature in the future. From an environmental perspective, the use of diesel is far from an ideal energy source. It is non- renewable and generates carbon emissions which contribute to global climate change and increasing sea-levels. The impacts of this project will be reliable, secure and sustainable energy supply that will enable socio-economic development for the Nukufetau community. The project intends to save 7.55 tones of CO2 emission per year.