Electricity

How to power a resilient future across the Caribbean

Renewable resources such as solar and wind power are in plentiful supply across the region Image: B Wills on Pixabay

Kaitlyn Bunker
Principal, Island Team, Rocky Mountain Institute
Richenda Van Leeuwen
Managing Director, African Energy Program, Empowering Clean Economies, Islands Energy Program, Rocky Mountain Institute
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Electricity access by %age of population in selected Caribbean countries, 1990-2018
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