Caribbean Infrastructure News

January 9, 2026

VIPA, Royal Caribbean, and CTI partner to transform Crown Bay into mixed-use tourism hub

The Virgin Islands Port Authority, Royal Caribbean Group, and Cruise Terminals International signed an agreement to redevelop Crown Bay in St. Thomas…

December 20, 2025

CARIF 2026 Returns to Miami, Celebrating 10 Years

The Caribbean Infrastructure Forum (CARIF) returns to Miami on September 15–16, 2026, marking ten years as the region’s senior platform for…

December 4, 2025

Vietnam donates four solar parks to Cuba’s Mayabeque Province

Vietnam has donated four 20 MW solar parks with a total capacity of 80 MW and 10 MW of storage to Cuba, to be installed in Mayabeque province. The…

November 6, 2025

Guyana inaugurates largest solar-and-storage plant under low carbon development strategy

Guyana has inaugurated its largest solar-plus-storage facility, the Onderneeming plant, featuring 5 MWp of solar capacity and 7.5 MWh of battery…

November 5, 2025

Arbitrating the energy transition: how BVI is de-risking the Caribbean’s green investment boom

A Conversation with the British Virgin Islands International Arbitration Centre (BVIIAC) The Caribbean’s clean energy revolution is gathering pace.…

October 24, 2025

Jamaica begins search for new power grid operator ahead of JPS license expiration in 2027

Jamaica’s government has launched the process to find a new national power grid operator ahead of the 2027 expiration of Jamaica Public Service’s…

October 24, 2025

Cuba continues push for renewable energy, 19 wind farms under construction

Cuba now operates 32 photovoltaic parks out of the 55 planned for 2025, providing a total of 715 MW and contributing 9% of the country’s electricity…

October 9, 2025

Guyana partners with InterEnergy Group in US$15.6 million deal to modernize power grid and advance smart infrastructure

Guyana Power and Light (GPL) signs a US$15.6 million agreement with the Dominican Republic’s InterEnergy Group to help modernize and strengthen…

October 9, 2025

Turks and Caicos leads the Caribbean with first comprehensive tourism capacity study to drive sustainable growth

Turks and Caicos has become the first Caribbean nation to complete a comprehensive tourism capacity study, providing data-driven insight into how many…