For CREF 2023, we’ve teamed up with Castalia to re-tool the annual index and, in a first for the region, will be benchmarking renewable energy targets across the Caribbean with progress-to-date. There’s nothing else like it and it’s only available to CREF attendees.
The market continues to be excited for prospects for the Jamaican energy transition so we’re particularly excited to welcome: Lennox Elvy, Chairman, Generation Procurement Entity Lincoy Small, Director, Systems Operations, Jamaica Public Service Company Limited (JPS) Ansord Hewitt, Director General, Office Of Utilities Regulation View the full CREF agenda to get a sense for what’s […]
Puerto Rico’s community-led Adjuntas microgrid project is ready to launch. The project has become a high-profile example of how Puerto Rican residents are finding their own solutions to the island’s fragile electricity system. Source: Canary Media
There’s plenty of hype around the potential for a green hydrogen economy in the Caribbean, but is that matched with substance and with a viable business case? New Energy gathered five leading green hydrogen and energy experts – Philip Julien (Kenesjay Green Limited), Vernon Paltoo (NGC), Thibault Menage (HDF), and Christiaan Gischler and Roberto Aiello […]
The Brazilian State of Río de Janeiro released its strategic plan for energy transition and decarbonization projects. They have committed to the development of energy transition and decarbonization to promote the development in the region. Source: Estrategia
Danish ocean energy organization, Wavepiston partners with YS Energies Marines Developpement (YSEMD) to develop a wave energy project in Martinique, which aims to provide clean energy to local communities. Source: Renews.Biz
Peru’s Ministry of Energy and Mines granted a definitive concession to Engie to develop the Central Solar Hanaqpampa project. The company is authorized to deploy an installed capacity of 300MW. Source: PV Magazine LATAM
The KFC Ecuador Group started operation at its 1.5 MW solar plant. The plant is estimated to supply 90% of the energy demand of 13 fast food outlets in Quito. Source: PV Magazine LATAM
Brazilian chemical company, Unigel, partners with electrolyzer maker, Thyssenkrupp Nucera for the second phase of a green hydrogen and ammonia project it is developing in the state of Bahia. The company plans to extend its 60 MW facility to 240 MW. Source: Renewables Now