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  • St Kitts and Nevis Reports 19% Overall Crime Decrease After 90-Day Campaign

  • UK OPENS PRE-TRAVEL REQUIREMENT TO NON-EUROPEAN VISITORS

  • Caribbean Leaders Engage U.S. Congress in Strategic Discussions on Regional and Global Priorities

  • Barbadian Envoy becomes Non-Resident Diplomatic Chief of Mission for Sultanate and University

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  • Laura Diez Senior Associate RMI Global South (second left) explaining some of the details of the WIRE Network to - from left Mark St. Hill, Chief Executive Officer, CIBC Caribbean, Audrey Burgess Senior Manager International & Corporate Banking, CIBC Caribbean and Deepa Boucaud, Executive Director, Personal and Business Banking, CIBC Caribbean (backing right)
    September 26, 2024

    CIBC Caribbean Hosts “WIRE” – Women In Renewable Energy Mentorship Group

  • Ms. Watson said “Our latest motion is intended to persuade the FTC to prevent the BL&P from proceeding with its rate application which, as a consequence of the FTC’s recent Depreciation Decision, is now known to be based on incorrect rates and calculations.  In this case Barbados Light and Power would be allowed to recover the cost of its investment in generation assets through depreciation. Depreciation calculations are key to value of the assets that are included in the rate base. Annual Depreciation expense is a key component in the revenue requirement calculation. Despite these concerns being raised by multiple intervenors over the past 6 months, the BL&P is still using incorrect rate information that is at odds with the FTC’s recent Depreciation Decision dated March 25th, 2022.
    September 25, 2024

    (WAS HER THORNY DEPARTURE CONTRIVED?) TRICIA WATSON ON THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BILL 2024 BEFORE THE BARBADOS SENATE

  • August 22, 2024

    CARICOM Member States Demonstrate Strong Progress Towards Renewable Energy Targets

  • August 16, 2024

    Dr Mohammad Rafik Nagdee Assumes Role as Executive Director of The CCREEE

  • Dr. Nagdee, a Barbadian national, emerged as the successful candidate during a rigorous three-stage recruitment process that was initiated in December 2023.
    July 15, 2024

    The CCREEE Announces New Executive Director

  • Furthermore, he stated that the options and opportunities for the region, in general, and the Centre, in particular, to learn lessons and gain insights from South Korea and the KEA were invaluable to the sustainable energy aspirations of the region and would contribute positively to the notional global ambitions for achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. 
    August 19, 2023

    RELP and CCREEE partner to promote renewable energy in the Caribbean

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    October 24, 2021

    Quick Bit IT Solutions – Look out for an almost indestructible charging cord!

  • Barbadians recognized for environmentally-friendly inventions as part of the Bloom Cleantech Cluster Barbados Incubation programme, during an awards ceremony held at the Bagnall's Point Gallery & Annex on June 30, 2021. Left to right: Mrs. Misha Lobban Clarke (Executive Director, BCCI), Mr. Gregory Brewster, Focal point for SJPI Fishing Vessel Project, Ms. Kerri-Ann Bovell (Founder, Ecomycö), Ms. Ocene Power (Corporate Secretary, ProSolar 246 Inc), Mr. Dario Alleyne (Founder, BIM EV Services), Mr Julian Clarke (Founder, OnSolar Inc), and CEO of Export Barbados, Mark Hill.
    July 8, 2021

    Export Barbados (BIDC) Lauds Clean Energy Innovators

  • The CCREEE Executive Director, Dr Gary Jackson spoke to the critical need for sustainable energy projects in the context of the environment and the economy during his opening remarks, as the session's moderator.
    May 11, 2021

    Public Sector Entities to Benefit from the CCREEE Project Preparation Facility

  • CBEAN ENERGY TABLE
    November 16, 2013

    “Caribbean has some of the world’s highest energy costs – now is the time to transform the region’s energy market” by Christopher Barton, Lumas Kendrick & Malte Humpert