(iii) ASSESSMENT OF KEY INDICATORS AND TRENDS Some of the key indicators and trends for energy include:  The national electrification coverage has increased from around 80% (urban -95% and rural - 70 %) in 2007 to around 90% (urban - 98% and rural - 80%) in 2012.  The share of renewable energy in electricity generation has increased from around 40 % in 2003 to 61% in 2013.  There are two state owned Independent Power Producers (IPPS) supplying electricity to the national grid: (i) Tropik Wood Industries Ltd in Drasa, Lautoka; and (ii) Fiji Sugar Corporation which supplies for approximately six months a year from Lautoka and Labasa sugar mills, during the sugarcane crushing seasons.  Development of the Nadarivatu renewable hydropower facility which was commissioned in September 2012 and has a total installed capacity of 40MW.  In 2011, Cabinet approved biofuel standards for B5 (blend of vegetable oil derived biodiesel and petroleum diesel) and E10 (blend of anhydrous ethanol and petrol) for Fiji.  In 2010, the Fiji Electricity Authority's renewable power stations generated around 420 Giga Watthours (GWh) of energy (48%), thermal power stations" 415 GWh of energy (49%). Independent Power Providers supplied 20 GWh of energy (2%) and 1% from wind. In 2013, the Authority's renewable power stations generated around 533 GWh (61.1%), and thermal power stations 325 GWh (37.2%). The IPPS generated 14.7 GWh (1.7%). 3. KEY CHALLENGES AND PROPOSED WAY FORWARD