PUB is pleased to report some good progress on the prepaid meters roll-out in recent weeks, after a lengthy period of slow output and stop-start work.The objective is that, over time, all meters will be converted to pre-paid. We are aware of some concerns with these...
Year: 2026
Performance Overview
PUB continues to strengthen its performance across electricity generation, and despite challenges has also increased water production. Electricity GenerationElectricity generation has grown steadily over recent years, with PUB now producing more power than ever before...
Betio Powerhouse
Construction activities for the powerhouse assembly officially commenced in June 2025. We are grateful to CCB Envico, the selected contractors, who undertook the assembly of the Powerhouse from its modular components and worked tirelessly through the installation of...
South Tarawa Water and Sanitation Project Update
Waste Oil Recovery Update
PUB is committed to responsible environmental management across all of its operations. A key part of this commitment is the waste oil and fuel recovery programme at the Betio Power Station, which ensures that waste products from power generation are safely collected,...
PUB new Jetting Machines and Training
The Public Utilities Board (PUB) recently conducted a two-day training on the use of new jetting machines to support sewer maintenance works. The training was led by Liam Stuart from Pressure Solutions in New Zealand, with the participation of 14 PUB staff members....
PUB Services price list
PUB TARIFF and PRICES 2026 ELECTRICITY SERVICES Domestic Tariff kWh/month Lifeline Standard 0-130 $0.15 0-300 $0.550 131-300 $0.550 301 plus $0.847 $0.847 Customers qualify for lifeline tariff by consuming 130kWh or less for each of the prior 3 months. ...
