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American Samoa Delegation Advances Strategic Energy and Digital Roadmap at INDO-PACOM

ODAPM in Action

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ODAPM attends the 6th Pacific Regional Energy and Transport Ministers Meeting

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American Samoa Advances Fuel Reliability Through Suppliers Meeting in Thailand

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Table showing maximum allowable fuel prices for various fuel types on June 15, 2026, with current prices and changes in price.

ODAPM ISSUES STATEMENT REGARDING 73% MAP INCREASE CLAIM

BY AMERICAN SAMOA DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN

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Public notice about changes to the Maximum Allowable Price (MAP) for fuel, effective March 15, 2026, mentioning a rise in global fuel benchmarks and details about how retail prices may vary.

6th Pacific Regional Energy and Transport Ministers Meeting

“Scaling Connectivity for a Prosperous Blue Pacific” 

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Official press release document from the American Samoa Government dated May 18, 2026, detailing attendance at a Pacific regional energy and transport meeting, including policy commitments and regional collaboration initiatives.
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American Samoa Delegation Advances Strategic Energy and Digital Roadmap at INDO-PACOM

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Official press release from the American Samoa Government Office of the Governor dated May 14, 2026, announcing a strategic energy and digital roadmap at INDO-PACOM, featuring the official seal and a map of American Samoa.
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American Samoa Advances Fuel Reliability Through Supplier Meeting in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand — A productive Fuel Suppliers Meeting was held in Bangkok, Thailand, on March 2 to 3, 2026, bringing together the Office of Disaster Management and Petroleum Management, representing the American Samoa Government, and senior executives from Pacific Energy and Clipper Oil American Samoa Company

Participants Included:

  • PESWP Chief Executive Officer: Mr. Stephane Cadel

  • PESWP Chief Financial Officer: Mr. Julien Leraille

  • PESWP Chief Marketing Officer: Mr. Amit Maharaj

  • PIE American Samoa Marketing Manager: Mr. Edward Hussein

  • PESWP American Samoa Terminal Operations Management (online) Clipper Oil Vice President: Mr. Kevin Alameda

  • Clipper Oil Director of Operations: Mr. Chad Indihar

  • Clipper Oil AS Country Manager: Mrs. Amy Letuli (Online)

  • American Samoa Government / ODAPM Mr. Lologa Olo, Executive Director & Chief Petroleum Officer

  • Mr. Fred Jauss, Legal Counsel

  • Ms. Eleanor Sataua, Petroleum Officer & OPM Manager

  • Mr. John Goeke, Capital Improvement Project Manager

  • Mr. Brett Butler, Chief Finance Officer, ASG Governor’s Office

The meeting focused on terminal operations, product management, and the resolution of outstanding issues between the fuel suppliers and the terminal. As the agency responsible for overseeing these operations, ODAPM emphasized its commitment to ensuring that all matters are addressed efficiently to maintain reliable and effective terminal functionality.

 

A core priority for ODAPM is safeguarding American Samoa’s uninterrupted supply of essential petroleum products, including diesel, motor gasoline (mogas), jet fuel, and kerosene, at the most reasonable cost to the Territory.

 

ODAPM also reaffirmed its responsibility for the construction, maintenance, and long‑term planning of ASG fuel facilities. This includes ensuring that all infrastructure meets current and future fuel demands while remaining fully compliant with applicable ASG and federal safety and environmental regulations.

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American Samoa Government PR001-03112026

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