C E I S    U p d a t e
 

A quarterly news bulletin of the Caribbean Energy Information System, with articles geared to researchers, consultants, petroleum marketing companies, energy policy-makers, libraries, tertiary institutions all dealing with energy data.

There   is    a    special    section    geared   towards   high    school   students preparing   for   Science  subjects   in  the   Caribbean   Examination Council  (CXC) Exams across the Caribbean.

The CEIS Update is a dynamic quarterly magazine publication which seeks to bring to our regions' people current information on energy and energy related issues in a interesting yet comprehensive manner. It is presented with focus on the sections: Network News; update on Energy Developments; Energy Feature; The Consumer and Energy; Energy and the Environment; and Energy for Young Minds.

Network News presents energy sector related information making the headlines throughout the Caribbean

Update on Energy Developments presents articles related to Research Development and issues shaping development of the industry.

Energy Feature seeks to highlight outstanding Public Sector Energy Individuals making their mark in the field.

The Consumer and Energy is geared towards the edification of students as consumers and the responsibility they would need to display in their efforts to manage their lifestyle as it relates to energy.

Energy and the Environment aims to highlight developments, business and organizations and individuals within the sector and their efforts geared toward the protection and sustainable development of the environment.

 

 

WHAT'S HAPPENING?

IN YOUR CARIBBEAN

ENERGY MAGAZINE!

Volume 25, #4 December 2010

CEIS Update Celebrated 25 years
of Creating Awareness in Caribbean Energy


• CRECS Project
• UK Energy Policy Study
• Phase II of Nevis Geothermal Project
• Hotel Mocking Bird Hill
• Energy Management
• Be Your Own Energy Master
• Burden of Power
• Carbon Emissions Trading for the Caribbean
• Offshore Wind Farms

Volume 25, #3 September 2010

• Jamaica Wind Power Plant
• The Business of Energy
• Solar Panel Plant
• Alternative Energy Systems in Cuba
• Wind Energy for St. Kitts
• Juici Patties ‘Greening’ Efforts
• Nuclear Power
• Welectricity
• Climate Change Champ

Volume 25, #2 June 2010

• 5th Caribbean Environment Forum
• CREF 2010
• Welectricity
• NCB Plants for Schools
• Sandals Foundation Funds Plastic Reuse
• The Gulf Oil Spill
• Renewable Energy Competition
• Champion Environmental Teacher

Volume 25, #1 March 2010

• Energy Information Workshop
• Green Energy Development
• Be More Energy Efficient
• The Business of Energy
• Geothermal Energy

CEIS Update Celebrated 25 years
of Creating Awareness in Caribbean Energy

"Energy for Young Minds" is a section which features energy articles related to examination syllabuses, while featuring novel topics and general scientific knowledge on energy systems.

"Energy for Young Minds" is a column in the CEIS Update which was introduced in the publication to facilitate students preparing for the Energy Sections of the CXC Physics, Chemistry and Integrated Science syllabuses. The rationale for the Column was based on annual CXC reports which revealed weak areas in the answers of students sitting the examinations and why students are unable to obtain full marks. More recent issues identified included:

  • A need to develop the enquiry skills in the area of energy
  • Answers required greater detail on subjects - too superficial
  • Inability to arrange in correct sequence the forms of energy which they correctly identified
  • Difficulty in describing the disadvantages associated with the use of fossil fuels.

In addition, surveys are conducted from time to time among high school teachers and students to enquire what assistance is needed with the preparation of students sitting these examinations. The column offers students articles which according to CXC Examinations Council are topics which students sitting these examinations have difficulty with. This column is usually sponsored by private sector companies

throughout the region.

 


 
 
 
 
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