Renewable Energy
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Jamaica’s RE Near Term Outlook
The Jamaican electricity sector has seen its fair share of investment in renewable energy over the last two decades or so, to the…
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Market Acceptance Challenges for Alternative Energy Projects in T&T
Alternative energy is high on the policy agenda in countries around the world and most governments have set ambitious targets and have…
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Jamaica’s First Utility-Scale Solar PV Farm
In 2013, WBR Enterprises Inc. was selected by the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) via a competitive bidding process to develop a…
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Marketing Renewable Energy Consultancy in Trinidad & Tobago
Renewable Energy (RE) is once again at the forefront both locally and internationally with the recent display of two opposing views, one…
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Island Energy Snapshots – the Caribbean
The Islands of the Caribbean are known to have some of the highest electricity rates in the world, with the exception of…
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Jamaica Surpasses 100 MW of Wind Power
Recently, two new wind farms (Wigton III and BMR) were commissioned onto the Jamaican electricity grid with a combined capacity of 60…
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OUR’s Response to Xenogy on 37 MW Project Selection
May 25, 2016 Mr. Courtney Powell Founder & Chief in Editor XenogyRE Renewable Energy Blog Please see O.U.R.’s responses to your correspondence…
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Xenogy Writes to the OUR on 37MW Project Selection
Director, Consumer & Public Affairs Office of Utilities Regulation 36 Trafalgar Road, Kingston 10, 3rdFloor PCJ Resource Center Dear Mrs. Grinam Nicholson,…
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Why Don’t Wind Turbines Act Like Giant Fans When the Wind Stops?
This article explores a burning question from a young power systems engineer: “Why don’t wind turbines act as giant fans when the…
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Companies go Head to Head to Supply RE in Jamaica
Jamaica is currently leading the English-speaking Caribbean in the use of renewable energy (RE) at the commercial level and will probably continue…