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St. Vincent Geothermal Company Limited and Jardboranir hf announce the signing of a drilling contract for drilling four wells for a geothermal power project in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
The best Caribbean clean energy revealed at the Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum.
Given the high cost of fossil fuel-generated electricity and the abundant renewable energy resources, why haven’t Eastern Caribbean countries made more progress in their transition to renewable energy?
The centrepiece of the plan includes an offshore wind farm west of Dockyard and expansion of rooftop and utility-scale solar.
Part of a large-scale inter-island project, part of the European Interreg Caribbean Programme 2014-2020.
There are plenty of reasons why EVs and solar-powered chargers make sense in the region. So what is holding them back?
Jamaica joins Solar Head of State coalition to install solar panels on the Office of the Prime Minister in effort to combat climate change.
UAE is proceeding with grants totalling US$34.5 million to fund renewable energy projects in the Caribbean building on $15mn of projects announced last year.
Barbados will install 2.6 MW of solar PV across 16 public Government buildings by the end of 2018.
Government plans to convert at least 10 per cent of its fleet to electric vehicles over the next five years.
Lessons from the devastating 2017 hurricane season and how Caribbean nations are strengthening their climate change resilience.
PV Energy Limited and APUA to finalize their joint project to bring a solar plant and grid-stabilising energy storage facility to Antigua.
Scientists and policymakers participated in a forum at The University of the West Indies (UWI), entitled “100 per cent Clean, the Why and How of Jamaica’s Transition from Imported Fossil Fuels to Natural Resources.”
From geothermal to solar energy, Dominica has managed to secure itself as a leading nation in the renewable sector.
The CARICOM Secretariat said that the Credit Risk Abatement Facility (CRAF) seeks to facilitate ease of access to credit for SMEs within the Caribbean’s energy sector.
