Climate Resilience Infrastructure for the Pacific.
Evologic designs and delivers renewable energy, climate finance, and environmental resilience programmes across Pacific Island countries — from feasibility through to commissioned, working infrastructure.
Pacific Health Infrastructure Programme
A regional deployment of solar and battery energy systems for remote healthcare facilities, supported by a UN agency partner and delivered in coordination with national Ministries of Health across five Pacific Island countries.
Programme leadership, not lab work.
Evologic is a climate technology and sustainable development company based in Auckland, New Zealand, focused on the Pacific region. We lead the design, coordination, and delivery of complex infrastructure and resilience programmes — including renewable energy systems, climate finance initiatives, blue carbon projects, and environmental monitoring platforms.
Our strength is programme leadership: turning funded commitments into installed, working, handed-over infrastructure in some of the most logistically demanding environments in the world.
Built for the hardest part of delivery.
Delivering infrastructure across the Pacific means coordinating international agencies, national ministries, local contractors, suppliers, and remote communities at once — often in places with limited transport, infrastructure, and connectivity.
Evologic has demonstrated the ability to do this and deliver completed, functioning results — not just plans.
See Our ServicesWhat you'd bring us in for.
Programme Design & Delivery
End-to-end leadership of complex, multi-stakeholder infrastructure and development programmes — from feasibility and funding pathway through to physical delivery and handover.
Stakeholder & Government Liaison
Coordination across donor agencies, national ministries, local contractors, suppliers, and communities, with particular experience in remote Pacific environments.
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Deployment of solar and battery energy systems for off-grid and resilience-critical sites, including site assessment, local partner management, and implementation oversight.
Climate Finance & Blue Carbon
Development of climate finance pathways, blue carbon and natural capital projects, and environmental monitoring platforms for sustainable ocean and ecosystem initiatives.
Projects in Development
Evologic is actively developing a pipeline of climate resilience, renewable energy, and blue carbon projects across the Pacific region. Each is being progressed through stakeholder engagement, funding pathway development, and feasibility work.
Pacific Blue Carbon Initiative
Developing blue carbon project frameworks for mangrove and seagrass ecosystems across Pacific Island nations, linked to international carbon finance markets.
Funding pathway & feasibility stage
Environmental Intelligence Platform
A regional environmental monitoring and data platform to support climate resilience planning, natural capital assessment, and ocean health tracking across the Pacific.
Partnership & design stage
Renewable Energy Expansion
Extending Evologic's renewable energy infrastructure delivery capability into additional Pacific Island communities and critical facilities beyond the current health infrastructure programme.
Scoping & stakeholder engagement
Sustainable Ocean Development
Programme development for sustainable fisheries, marine protected area management, and ocean economy initiatives in partnership with Pacific Island governments and communities.
Concept & stakeholder stage
Climate Finance Advisory
Advising Pacific Island governments and organisations on accessing international climate finance, including GCF, GEF, and bilateral funding pathways for resilience and adaptation projects.
Early engagement stage
Pacific Resilience Infrastructure
Scoping a broader infrastructure resilience programme for critical community facilities — water, communications, and energy — across remote Pacific Island communities.
Feasibility & donor engagement
Interested in partnering on any of these initiatives? Get in touch →