As stated in the earlier sections, Tuvalu is aiming to achieve 100% renewable energy in electricity generation by 2020. To date, donor funding from New Zealand, Australia, the EU, Japan and UAE have provided much needed support for Tuvalu to move away from diesel-based electricity generation and towards the use of renewable energy. The installation and operation of solar PV in Funafuti and the outer islands has been a major accomplishment through donor-assisted technology transfer. Further support for solar energy generation and storage, demand side management, co-generation as well as energy efficiency and conservation for both domestic and commercial sectors are needed to fully realize commitment to renewable energy and GHG emission reduction. Other renewable energy technologies, such as wind and wave energy generation also need to be examined for Tuvalu.