The session provided an update on Tonga’s current status, confirming that the country remains in a “Green” phase, with sufficient fuel supply at this time. Discussions also focused on preparedness, including potential challenges and practical solutions should Tonga move beyond the Green status to a stage of increased concern.

The Government continues to work closely with the private sector to ensure coordination, stability, and readiness in safeguarding Tonga’s energy security.

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Na’e fakahoko ha fakataha ‘a e ‘Eiki Palemia,Lord Fakafanua mo e ngaahi hoangaue ki he ma’u’anga ivi mei he Va’a ki he Ma’u’anga Ivi ‘a e Potungaue MEIDECC mo e Potungaue Fefakatau’aki mo e Fakalakalaka Faka’ikonomika pehe ki he sekitoa taautaha tautefito ki he ngaahi Kautaha Lolo.

Na’e fakahoko he fakataha ‘a e ngaahi fakamatala fakamuimuitaha ki he tu’unga ‘oku ‘iai ‘a Tonga ‘o fakapapau’i ‘oku kei ‘I he tu’unga lanumata pe, pe faingamalie ‘a e tu’unga ‘oku ‘i ai ‘a e lolo he lolotonga ni. Na’e fakatefito ‘a e alea ki he tu’unga mateuteu tautefito ki he ngaahi pole te tau fehangahangai mo ia mo ha ngaahi nga’unu ‘e fakahoko ka tau a’u ki he tu’unga ‘e lahi ai ‘a e hoha’a ki ha nounou.

‘Oku kei ngaue fakataha pe ‘ a e Pule’anga mo e sekitoa taautaha ke fakapapau’i ‘e fai e fengaue’aki, pea mo tu’unga fakafiemalie pe mo mateuteu ‘a e fonua ke malu’i ‘a e tu’unga ‘oku ‘i ai ‘a e lolo.