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Take advantage of our special loan promotion on water tanks, solar water heaters and photovoltaic systems. With a super low 4.5% interest rate, our Climate Adaptation Financing Facility is making sustainable living affordable! Visit: https://www.sldb.lc/special-loans-promotion for more details.

Women’s full participation in renewables is essential to the just transition - Modern Diplomacy The transition to energy security and climate-neutrality means we need to close the gender gap to fully involve women in a technical, scientific

International agency to support Cuba’s construction of photovoltaic parks Cuban Minister of Energy and Mines Liván Arronte confirmed that the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) will provide “financial support” to the island “for the construction of 15 MW in photovoltaic parks,” although he did not specify the amount of said support.

30 schools to benefit from energy-efficient retrofits under pilot project KINGSTON, Jamaica — Thirty secondary schools across the island will benefit from a ...

Infrastructure for the future of renewable energy - Energy Live News For many companies, the financial year end is nearly upon us, why should utilities be reviewing their infrastructure in relationship to renewable energy?

Are you a woman manager or owner of a small business in the agricultural sector or related to agriculture (agro-processing, organic hair/skin care, etc.) who is curious about exporting and wishes to explore opportunities in foreign markets?⁣
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This introductory module will provide an overview of the knowledge and practical skills necessary to achieving successful exports.⁣
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The sessions will be presented virtually over 2 days, Monday 6th December and Wednesday 8th December from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM by an experienced trainer from Export Saint Lucia. This module has also been developed by the International Trade Centre.
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Click the link below and register today. You don’t want to miss out!⁣
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/vicg74qhL9QXHz1MA
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Another successful project by renu energy TCI. This solar system sits on the roof of the Graceway Sports Center, a premier sporting facility for the Turks and Caicos Islands. The system was developed for the local utility, Fortis TCI under their Utility Owned Renewable Energy program, UORE, geared to promote renewable energy for the Turks and Caicos Islands. This system, comprised of 836 Canadian Solar modules, generates over 430,000 kWh per year. Thank you Boris von Bormann for sharing your success. Find renu energy here: https://www.renutci.com renutci

Here's a brief video of the project and the team: http://ow.ly/u3MZ50H1wtu

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Registration is now open for the upcoming ISES webinar: Perspectives on Future Power Grids – SWC50 Follow Up Webinar.
In December 2020, ISES celebrated 50 years of the society’s biannual global congress – the ISES Solar World Congress. The first ever ISES Solar World Congress was held in March 1970 in Melbourne, Australia. In 2021, ISES continues this celebration with a series of topical follow-up webinars, and we invite you to join us for a webinar on the topic of Perspectives on Future Power Grids. This webinar will present a number of perspectives on future power grids such as technical aspects, grid reliability, policies, and financing as well as aspects of societal acceptance of future power grids.
The webinar will take place on Thursday 9 December, from 9:00 to 10:30 (PM GMT\UTC). More information and registration are available here: https://www.ises.org/webinars/823
Sandia National Labs AEMO Energy Systems Integration Group - ESIG

Work begins on 250 MW/250 MWh grid-forming battery in Australia Under construction by Australian utility AGL, the 250 MW/250 MWh battery is the largest planned grid-forming battery in the world.

More Battery-Electric Trains Coming To Germany 44 more multi-unit battery-electric trains from Stadler are coming.

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