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Haiti seeks developer to install 1-3 microgrids
May 15, 2017
Haiti is seeking to expand energy access across its rural towns with a project that could potentially build build 80 community microgrids over the next 5 years. EarthSpark International, a leader in microgrids, has announced a Request for Proposals (RFP) for 1-3 power generation systems for community-scale microgrids in the South Department of Haiti. The […]
Three reasons to watch Haiti’s renewable energy sector
May 10, 2017
The conditions for investment in Haiti’s renewable energy sector are improving. On June 12-13, the Government of Haiti, with support from The World Bank and the Korea Green Growth Trust Fund, will host the Haiti Sustainable Energy Forum in Port-au-Prince to underscore its readiness for investment and provide insight into emerging opportunities. Read on for […]
Haiti’s Clean Energy Transition: The Time Has Come
April 27, 2017
Recovering from successive natural disasters, Haiti vowed to rebuild a greener, stronger, more resilient and sustainable energy sector. This implies a drastic transition of the country’s energy mix, currently relying on oil products for grid connected and autonomous power generation. The ultimate outcome will be increased access to clean, modern and reliable energy services for […]
Small scale solar in Haiti funded by regional institution
April 20, 2017
As part of a project funded by the (CPE) of Jacmel, the Sub-police station of Bassin Caïman, located at the entrance to the town of Jacmel, was equipped with a solar energy system. Prior to this, the Sub-police station faced a major problem, with access to electricity virtually non-existent in the area. Often the police […]
EU commits $2.5m to micro-utility Sigora Haiti
March 3, 2017
The European Commission‘s electrification financing initiative, ElectriFI, has made its first investment of US$2.5 million in clean energy micro-utility Sigora Haiti, supplying households, schools and small firms with electricity. ElectriFI received 290 proposals in response to its first call for investment in April 2016 before passing management of the €75 million fund on to the Association of European Development Finance […]
Haiti goes solar: Rooftop PV system inaugurated in Champ-de-Mars
February 8, 2017
Monday, de facto President Jocelerme Privert, inaugurated a state-of-the-art solar power plant with a capacity of 100 Kw to permanently illuminate the Champ-de-Mars area. The implementation of this integrated high-tech system developed by the Canadian consulting engineering firm GENINOV, with a subsidiary established in Haiti since 2009, was financed by the World Bank and should […]
Investing in Haiti: The market weighs in
November 1, 2016
Would a strong regulatory framework encourage private sector money to flow into Haiti’s renewable energy sector? Should rural mini grids be a greater target area for investment? If the views of potential investors in attendance at last week’s Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum (CREF) 2016 are any indication, then the answer would be a resounding yes. […]
Government of Haiti to select bidder for port PPP
October 28, 2016
In July of this year, the government of Haiti issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) seeking private sector operators for the Cap Haitien Port PPP project. The government plans to name a preferred bidder in December 2016 and achieve financial close by late January 2017. The proposed project entails the lease, management, operation and maintenance of the international […]
Solar power plant installed in Haiti
May 21, 2016
A multilateral solar energy project is taking shape in the Champ de Mars region of Haiti. GENINOV Group, a Canadian firm that has operated a subsidiary in Haiti since 2009, delivered a 100 KW solar system to the Cellule Energie and Electricity of Haiti (EdH) of the Ministry of Transport (MTPTC) to illuminate various parts of Champ […]