The islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao form a chain of islands in the Caribbean known as the Leeward Antilles. Together these islands have an installed wind capacity of approximately 71 MW. These islands feature the longest continuous history of wind energy utilization in the Caribbean (since 1983), as well as a novel 28 MW integrated (bio-diesel/wind/storage) energy system on the island of Bonaire since 2010. What is also notable is that the Playa Kanoa wind farm on the island of Curaçao features one of the best wind resources in the Caribbean and Central America, if not in the world, with average wind speed between 9.0 and 9.5 m/s at a hub height of 48 m.
30MW Vader Piet Wind Farm, Aruba
10.8 MW Wind Farm, Bonaire
330 KW Sorobon Wind Park, Bonaire
15MW Tera Kórá Wind Farm, Curacoa
15MW Playa Kanoa Wind Farm, Curacoa
