Rinal Prasad | Renewable Energy Management | Best Researcher Award Published on 07/10/202507/10/2025 by Best Achievements Mr. Rinal Prasad | Renewable Energy Management | Best Researcher Award University of Fiji | Fiji Rinal Rinay Prasad, a highly accomplished Mathematics and Physics educator from Fiji, has demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation in the field of education and renewable energy integration. With a Master’s in Renewable Energy Management from the University of Fiji and a Postgraduate qualification in Education from the University of the South Pacific, he has effectively combined academic excellence with practical sustainability initiatives. Over his career, he has held several key roles including Head of Department at Nadarivatu High School, Bucalevu Secondary School, and South Taveuni Secondary School, before joining Thames High School, New Zealand, as a Mathematics Teacher. His remarkable achievements include leading Kamil Muslim College to victory in the “Zayed Sustainability Prize” and implementing solar and biogas projects funded by Digicel and Fiji Water, demonstrating his commitment to sustainable education. His research and contributions to renewable energy and education have gained scholarly recognition, with an H-index of 5, 12 published documents, and 220 citations, reflecting the growing academic impact of his work. A visionary educator and sustainability advocate, Rinal continues to inspire students and communities through his innovative teaching methods, commitment to academic excellence, and dedication to promoting renewable energy solutions within educational environments Profile: Oricd Featured Publications Prasad, R. R. (2025, September 28). Decarbonising island kitchens: Assessing the small-scale flexible balloon digester’s clean cooking potential in Fiji. Journal of Renewable Energy and Sustainability, 12(3), 45–58.
Rinal Rinay Prasad, a highly accomplished Mathematics and Physics educator from Fiji, has demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation in the field of education and renewable energy integration. With a Master’s in Renewable Energy Management from the University of Fiji and a Postgraduate qualification in Education from the University of the South Pacific, he has effectively combined academic excellence with practical sustainability initiatives. Over his career, he has held several key roles including Head of Department at Nadarivatu High School, Bucalevu Secondary School, and South Taveuni Secondary School, before joining Thames High School, New Zealand, as a Mathematics Teacher. His remarkable achievements include leading Kamil Muslim College to victory in the “Zayed Sustainability Prize” and implementing solar and biogas projects funded by Digicel and Fiji Water, demonstrating his commitment to sustainable education. His research and contributions to renewable energy and education have gained scholarly recognition, with an H-index of 5, 12 published documents, and 220 citations, reflecting the growing academic impact of his work. A visionary educator and sustainability advocate, Rinal continues to inspire students and communities through his innovative teaching methods, commitment to academic excellence, and dedication to promoting renewable energy solutions within educational environments
Rinal Rinay Prasad, a highly accomplished Mathematics and Physics educator from Fiji, has demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation in the field of education and renewable energy integration. With a Master’s in Renewable Energy Management from the University of Fiji and a Postgraduate qualification in Education from the University of the South Pacific, he has effectively combined academic excellence with practical sustainability initiatives. Over his career, he has held several key roles including Head of Department at Nadarivatu High School, Bucalevu Secondary School, and South Taveuni Secondary School, before joining Thames High School, New Zealand, as a Mathematics Teacher. His remarkable achievements include leading Kamil Muslim College to victory in the “Zayed Sustainability Prize” and implementing solar and biogas projects funded by Digicel and Fiji Water, demonstrating his commitment to sustainable education. His research and contributions to renewable energy and education have gained scholarly recognition, with an H-index of 5, 12 published documents, and 220 citations, reflecting the growing academic impact of his work. A visionary educator and sustainability advocate, Rinal continues to inspire students and communities through his innovative teaching methods, commitment to academic excellence, and dedication to promoting renewable energy solutions within educational environments