Harnessing the sun: Jamaica’s solar energy
The transition to renewable energy will play a key role in limiting the use of fossil fuels in Jamaica. Unlike fossil fuels, solar energy does not spew carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, worsen climate
Jamaica making progress in meeting 50 per cent
Jamaica’s transition to adopting 50 per cent renewables is being guided by the updated Integrated Resource Plan (IRP-2), which was approved by Cabinet and published in .
Renewables Profile
The main objectives of the project were to demonstrate the viability, true costs and operational factors of solar energy projects in Jamaica. It was funded by JPS and will educate and expose UTech students to new
Digicel to power 40 per cent of cell sites with solar
DIGICEL Jamaica has partnered with Us-based renewable energy firm Caban Energy to launch an ambitious solar roll-out across its telecommunications infrastructure to
Jamaica On Track to Meeting Renewable Energy Target
Jamaica is on track to meeting its goal of generating 50 per cent of electricity from renewables by , with sources such as solar and wind accounting for 12.5 per cent of the
How Solar Energy Systems are Revolutionizing Communication
Various policies that governments have adopted, such as auctions, feed-in tariffs, net metering, and contracts for difference, promote solar adoption, which encourages the use
Jamaica’s Renewable Energy Transition: Pathways and
This paper examines the key drivers and challenges influencing Jamaica’s energy transition, focusing on the unique circumstances encountered by Small Island Developing States (SIDS)
Solar – Ministry of Science, Energy, Telecommunications and
Solar power is produced by generating electricity from solar energy, a renewable clean energy source and the most abundant on earth. Converting sunlight into electricity can be achieved
NWC Mona Reservoir Floating Solar Project
Under this project, the NWC will utilize 100% of its energy needs at the Mona Treatment Plant complex. This will result in savings at today’s energy cost of approximately $35.0m annually.
Harnessing the sun: Jamaica’s solar energy revolution
The transition to renewable energy will play a key role in limiting the use of fossil fuels in Jamaica. Unlike fossil fuels, solar energy does not spew carbon dioxide into the
Jamaica making progress in meeting 50 per cent renewable
Jamaica’s transition to adopting 50 per cent renewables is being guided by the updated Integrated Resource Plan (IRP-2), which was approved by Cabinet and published in
Renewables Profile
The main objectives of the project were to demonstrate the viability, true costs and operational factors of solar energy projects in Jamaica. It was funded by JPS and will educate and expose
How Solar Energy Systems are Revolutionizing Communication Base
Various policies that governments have adopted, such as auctions, feed-in tariffs, net metering, and contracts for difference, promote solar adoption, which encourages the use
NWC Mona Reservoir Floating Solar Project
Under this project, the NWC will utilize 100% of its energy needs at the Mona Treatment Plant complex. This will result in savings at today’s energy cost of approximately $35.0m annually.
Harnessing the sun: Jamaica’s solar energy revolution
The transition to renewable energy will play a key role in limiting the use of fossil fuels in Jamaica. Unlike fossil fuels, solar energy does not spew carbon dioxide into the
NWC Mona Reservoir Floating Solar Project
Under this project, the NWC will utilize 100% of its energy needs at the Mona Treatment Plant complex. This will result in savings at today’s energy cost of approximately $35.0m annually.