Energy

In follow-up to the launch of the Caribbean Energy Security Initiative (CESI) in June 2014, the Vice President, Secretary of Energy Moniz, other senior Administration officials, Caribbean Heads of Government, multilateral development banks, and other international partners participated in the Caribbean Energy Security Summit January 26 in Washington, D.C. to work together in support of Caribbean energy security.

This report analyses the state of the energy sector and energy policy in seven small island developing states (SIDS) in the Caribbean, with an emphasis on renewable energy and energy efficiency opportunities in the countries. The report provides an overview of the status and recent developments in the seven SIDS, followed by more detailed individual reviews of the state of their energy sector and energy plans, projects and policies.

This CARICOM Energy Policy was approved by the Forty-First Special Meeting of the COTED on Energy held 1 March 2013, in Trinidad and Tobago.

This is a Summary of the CARICOM Energy Policy which was approved by the Forty - First Special Meeting of the COTED on ENERGY held 1 March 2013, in Trinidad and Tobago

CARICOM Energy Ministerial set for first quarter 2013 in Trinidad and Tobago.

A Natural Gas option for CARICOM's Power Sector?- Not green but clean and cheap

CARICOM Sustainable Energy Agenda for RIO+20, First Meeting of the C-SERMS Platform Held via Video Conference – 22 March 2012, Update on CRECS Project