Marshall Islands · Micronesia · The wider Pacific
New technology is reaching the Pacific. POL brings it ashore.
We plan, source, ship and support large projects for governments and communities across the Pacific Ocean States: solar and storage, connectivity, civic buildings and government IT. Every project is chosen and built for salt, heat, distance and long supply lines.
Now arriving in the islands
- Submarine fibre → cable
- Low-orbit satellite → backup
- LFP solar storage → energy
- Wi-Fi calling → telecom
- Passive-cooled civic halls → buildings
- Offline-first backups → cyber
MAJURO · EBEYE · KWAJALEIN · LAKE OSWEGO · COPENHAGEN
ENERGY · CONNECTIVITY · CIVIC BUILDINGS · GOVERNMENT IT · LOGISTICS
What we deliver
Large projects, end to end, across thousands of miles of ocean.
From the first feasibility conversation to the spare parts on the shelf, POL carries the project. We work for governments, utilities, schools and development partners.
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Energy & microgrids
Solar, LFP battery storage and hybrid systems for utilities, schools, clinics and government buildings. Solar street and area lighting.
02
Connectivity & telecom
Domestic networks, satellite backup links, VoLTE and Wi-Fi calling, and resilient communications for government and emergency services.
03
Civic buildings
Design briefs, owner’s project requirements and procurement documents for climate-first, culturally rooted public buildings.
04
Government IT & cyber
Network and server equipment, backups that survive ransomware and storms, and practical policy that small agencies can run.
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Procurement & logistics
Import, export, customs and freight to and between the islands, with spare parts and training planned from day one.
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Partners & funding
Connecting island governments with technical partners and development funders in the United States, Denmark, Europe and the region.
Built for the Pacific
Not everything works out here. That is the point.
Great distances, a brutal climate and limited support decide which technology survives. We design around six constraints on every project.
CONSTRAINT 01
Salt & humidity
Near-100% humidity and salt spray attack metal, seals and circuit boards around the clock.
CONSTRAINT 02
Heat
Equatorial sun shortens battery life and cooks electronics that were rated for a cooler world.
CONSTRAINT 03
Typhoons & overwash
Wind, storm surge and king tides are design conditions here, not rare events.
CONSTRAINT 04
Distance
Weeks to months by sea. Spare parts must be on island before they are needed.
CONSTRAINT 05
Thin support
Few specialist technicians. We train local crews and choose equipment they can repair.
CONSTRAINT 06
Small grids & links
Diesel grids and costly bandwidth. Critical systems must keep working through outages.
Projects
Infrastructure that has to work on the worst day.
Selected work for governments, communities and investors in the Marshall Islands.
CIVIC · 2026
KalGov City Hall, Ebeye
Design brief, owner’s project requirements and procurement package for a three-storey, flood-tolerant, passively cooled civic landmark.
ENERGY · 2026
Solar street lighting for Ebeye
A 100-unit self-contained solar street lighting package, with marine-grade poles, local training and three years of support.
HOSPITALITY · 2027
NEBAR, Majuro
A new way to stay and work in the Marshall Islands, arriving in 2027. POL runs the logistics for the investor group behind it.
The Pacific Tech Field Guide
What works in the islands, and what doesn’t.
Plain-language articles on which technologies hold up in the Pacific Ocean States, and how to specify them so they last.
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Cable, satellite, or both: getting connected in the Pacific
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One copy is not a backup: protecting government data on islands
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The Island Test: seven questions before any technology comes ashore
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A group of companies
An ocean of resources.
POL leads a family of specialist companies, so each project gets the right expertise without a crowd of contractors.
Pacific Ocean Logistics
The parent company. Import and export, logistics and customs, technical services and IT support, business services, and project management for large projects.
Infinity Consul
Advisory for government, commercial, industrial, nonprofit and utility clients: technology, information management, energy, and community-scale efficiency programs.
PowerTech Pacific
Solar energy systems, microgrids and storage, renewable project planning and large-scale power system design. Offices in Majuro, Lake Oswego and Copenhagen.
CryptoworX
Digital government: secure digital election systems, blockchain strategy, digital currency systems and digital society policy planning.
Helios Health Group
Health systems and services for island communities.
Start a project
Planning something big in the islands?
Tell us about the project. We will tell you honestly what will work out here, what it will really cost, and how to keep it running.