Market Analysis & Reporting on Clean Energy in the Caribbean
November 7 – 9th, 2018 in Miami, Florida
The 10th anniversary of the Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum hosted by New Energy Events. Over five hundred attendees from 50 countries attended last year with more than 20 Caribbean countries represented either by their government or by their utility.
September 23 – 27th, 2018 in Miami, Florida
Upcoming clean energy Conference hosted by CARILEC. Join industry experts and innovators to discuss the issues and solutions surrounding the Caribbean renewable energy industry.
Winners to be announced shortly.
Can you design a project to inspire your community to learn about the benefits of solar power for Jamaica? This new competition is open to all young Jamaican 26 years old or younger. Create an innovative way to inspire your own community and communicate the benefits of solar power.
CEOs and energy leaders from Caribbean utilities recently met for the CARILEC Chief Executive Officers and Leadership Conference.
Across the Caribbean, three innovative finance approaches may play a role in rebuilding infrastructure to be more efficient and resilient by embracing clean energy technologies.
A loan of $64 million was awarded. The facility will deliver electricity to JPS at a price of $85/MWh over 20 years.
Puerto Rico is pursuing large-scale solar as a part of its reconstruction of its energy infrastructure.
This loan is intended to invest in the energy sector, particularly in the construction of micro-grids and prioritizing renewable technologies.
Eight Rivers Energy Company Limited has commenced work on a new 37-megawatt solar energy plant, slated for completion by late 2018 or early 2019.
Bermuda General Agency Ltd. has signed an agreement with Seabased AB to purchase two 20 MW wave energy parks in the Caribbean.
GreenTech Solar has won a contract to provide 10MW of renewable power to Antigua and Barbuda by retroactively fitting government buildings, hospitals, schools and car parks.
Two renewable energy project developers in the Dominican Republic advanced financing plans this week, securing debt for solar and wind-powered projects on the Caribbean island.
Power Ledger is working with factories and regulators to help companies finance microgrid resources such as solar and battery storage using its blockchain technology.
Despite dealing with natural disasters and energy poverty, Haiti has optimistically made hard commitments to create a renewable energy economy. In September 2017, the Haitian Parliament eliminated import tariffs and duties on solar equipment and the country is positioned well for solar.
A subsidiary of Taiwanese solar cell and module maker Neo Solar Power Corp has secured long-term financing of US$38 million for its Monte Plata solar project in the Dominican Republic.
Work has advanced toward the full operationalisation of the Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency by the middle of this year. This was one of the key outcomes of the special meeting of the Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED) on Energy.
The Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre is looking for ways to boost the region’s access to the Green Climate Fund.
Climate change is a profoundly unpredictable process which makes it difficult for weather models to correctly identify which renewable energy infrastructure should be built where. Some technologies are hoping to change that.
Industry resources for the Caribbean clean energy markets
CaPRI Renewable Energy Finance Database contains searchable information on available financing schemes for renewable energy implementatation in the Caribbean, for both small- and large-scale projects. Check out the Database
The 2017 REN21 Renewables Global Status report reveals record new additions of installed renewable energy capacity, rapidly falling costs, and the decoupling of economic growth and energy-related carbon dioxide emissions. Read the Report.
RMI Playbook contains an action-oriented guide to successfully initiating, planning, and completing a transition to an energy system that primarily relies on local clean energy resources.
