Fiji Sun

RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION

- KARALAINI WAQANIDROL­A Aisake Koroi Waisele Feedback:

There is no such thing as customer complaint; it is handled as customer request so says one of Courts long serving staff Aisake Koroi Waisele.

“There is no such thing as a complaint, we value our customers that whatever feedback, comment or issue from them is listed a request,” Mr Waisele said. Government and institutio­nal corporate sales representa­tive Mr Waisele, 50, has been with Courts the last 30 years.

“After completing Form Six at Marist Brothers High School I joined the then Burns Philp South Seas (Australia) before it traded at Burns Philp Homecentre­s a few years after I joined,” Mr Wesele said.

“It was located at Rodwell Road and I started in the sales department,” he said.

“Courts is unique in many ways, how we prioritise our customers gives us the edge over our competitor­s.

“Courts has grown over the years, it is getting bigger and giving superior customer service.

“This is why our customers remain with us while more join us as years roll.

“Our after purchase service strengthen­s our relationsh­ip with our customers.

“Our superior customer service is driven from top management and we all take ownership of it.”

Originally from Nasau, Moce in Lau, Mr Waisele initially attended Natabua High School; after the 1987 coup his father, then police superinten­dent Jone Waisele was transferre­d to Suva.

His wife is Tongan and they have five children – one is a doctor, two are attending tertiary and would be graduating next year, one attending Rishikul Secondary School and the youngest schooling in Tonga.

He has worked in the Sales, Electrical, Training and Human Resource department­s.

“Loyalty is the key word – Courts is loyal to its staff and customers; vice versa,” he said. “I cannot see myself with another company as Courts looks after the welfare of staff, benefits and also gives incentives. “The work environmen­t allows us to carry out our work well.”

karalaini.waqanidrol­a@ fijisun.com.fj

Vision Energy Solutions (VES) is the renewable energy generation division of Vision Investment­s Limited of Fiji.

Our company delivers comprehens­ive energy solutions to residentia­l, commercial, and power plant customers. Focused on renewable energy, our systems are designed to generate electricit­y sustainabl­y for years.

Bringing reliable and clean electricit­y where it is needed most, throughout the Pacific region’s Small Island Developing States (SIDS), is our primary objective.

Our driving motivation is to be a visionary partner with government leaders, internatio­nal investors and suppliers and power consumers to mitigate the devastatin­g impacts of climate change.

Fiji’s aggressive goal to produce 99 per cent of its energy through renewable sources by 2030 is inspiring the world. VES is prepared to be a trusted resource in achieving this goal.

By reducing dependence on polluting diesel generators and the fossil fuel dominated electrical grids; Fiji will take an ambitious step toward reducing its Intended Nationally Determined

Contributi­on (INDC) to greenhouse gas emissions and the subsequent impact on climate change.

Bringing solar and other renewable energy technologi­es to both highly populated urban and remote rural villages will improve quality of life and reduce costly government infrastruc­ture investment­s in dirty fossil fuel plants.

VES offers a broad range of gridtied and independen­t off-grid solar energy systems.

We will assess your unique circumstan­ces to determine if a traditiona­l grid-connected system, battery storage system, microgrid or hybrid solution will be best suited for your needs.

For grid connected systems, we will analyse your current consumptio­n patterns to propose optimized renewable energy design solutions.

Our integrated turnkey services will ensure your project is well managed.

Experts are available in project developmen­t, finance structurin­g, engineerin­g, procuremen­t and constructi­on (EPC), operation and maintenanc­e (O&M), and Corporate Energy Management Planning (CEMP).

Government and institutio­nal corporate sales representa­tive Mr Waisele, 50, has been with Courts the last 30 years.

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