Photo: Energy Minister Franklin Khan. Credit: Office of the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago
Government has an agreement to develop a solar park that will produce 120 megawatts of electricity.
Energy Minister Franklin Khan made the revelation during his contribution to debate on the 2021 Budget in the Senate today.
Few details were...
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Gonzales: Govt Approach to Climate Change Runs Deep
In this 2019 file photo a representative of the Regulated Industries Commission (RIC) demonstrates how to charge a Hyundai Ioniq electric car. Charging ports for public use were installed on the compound on Wrightson Road, Port of Spain. PHOTO BY JEFF MAYERS – Jeff Mayers
Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales...
Caribbean Clean Energy: A Reality Check
A powerhouse line-up of women leaders, representing islands across the Caribbean and Hawaii, gave their perspectives on a broad scope of Caribbean clean energy topics including how Covid has impacted the energy transition, the impact on project pipelines and how policymakers and multilaterals are responding. This discussion took place during...
Realising Renewable Grid’s Potential
Growing the share of renewables on the grid is an essential step in the path towards a carbon-free energy system. But as the share of renewables grows, so do issues with grid integration. Intermittent renewables not only pose challenges in matching supply to demand, but also replace spinning reserves that...
IRENA and CDF to Accelerate Energy Transition in the Caribbean
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the CARICOM Development Fund (CDF) have partnered to speed up the vitality transition within the Caribbean.
IRENA and CDF have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to help a transition from fossil-fuel dependency to a extra resilient and sustainable low carbon financial improvement mannequin within...
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