Turkmenistan, as of 2014, had not reported any renewable energy consumption. Niue closely followed, with a share of 22.6 per cent, which was mostly derived from solar. Fiji boosted its modern biomass power, while solar and wind arc beginning to take hold among many of the subregion’s other small island developing States. Modern solid biofuels accounted for the bulk of the subregion’s modern renewable energy consumption, while hydro was also significant. Meanwhile, solar and wind claimed small but growing shares. However, the country has made significant renewable energy capacity additions during this reporting period, particularly with regard to wind and solar, and is accelerating those efforts.