This two minute animation brief a brief overview of how you can optimise your electric vehicle experience.
A 6-week online, learn at your own pace course on electric vehicles and mobility and the socio-economic, environmental, politic and engineering issues which emerge. The course can be accessed via Electric Vehicles and Mobility The course is offered by the École des Ponts ParisTech through the Coursera platform.
We're seeking to answer all your electric vehicle (EV) queries. In this video, Mr. Xavier Gordon of Xergy Limited delves into the details of EV charging.
A report prepared by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) in support of the Sustainable Energy Framework (SEF) developed by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Commission, as well as the goals of the Eastern Caribbean Solar Challenge. The report looks at the Electricity Sector Governance Framework and the Electricity Sector Statistics for the OECS countries. Click here to view
As part of its project titled “Support for a Renewable Energy Transition in OECS Countries” the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) have developed and document outlining the regulatory guidelines for OECS countries. Keywords: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, OECS, GGGI, electricity sector, regulatory framework Click to Download: Electricity Sector Overview – OECS Member States: Support for a Renewable Energy Transition in OECS Countries
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Presentation done by Chandrabhan Sharma, Faculty of Engineering (UWI), Trinidad and Tobago for the 2020 CARILEC EMobility Webinar.
Presentation done by Hon. Stephenson King, Saint Lucia, at the Caribbean Sustainable Energy Forum (CSEF VIII), which took place in Kingston, Jamaica, from November 7-9, 2023. The theme for CSEF VIII was ‘Powering Transport’. Connect with key national, regional, and international energy stakeholders who share the goal of accelerating the CARICOM Member States’ sustainable energy transition. Keywords: CSEF 2023Click to download: Session 1 – Electrifying the Caribbean – St. Lucia – Hon. Stephenson King Saint Lucia
Presentation done by Hon. Kerryne James -Grenada, at the Caribbean Sustainable Energy Forum (CSEF VIII), which took place in Kingston, Jamaica, from November 7-9, 2023. The theme for CSEF VIII was ‘Powering Transport’. Connect with key national, regional, and international energy stakeholders who share the goal of accelerating the CARICOM Member States’ sustainable energy transition. Keywords: CSEF 2023Click to download: Session 1 – Electrifying the Caribbean –Grenada’s Roadmap and Strategy – Hon. Kerryne James -Grenada
Battery technology is evolving at a breathtaking pace. As performance improves and costs fall, batteries are already critical for consumer electronics, such as mobile phones, and are paving the way for the electric vehicle market. The battery revolution doesn’t end there. Battery systems are also transforming intermittent renewable energy - such as solar and wind - by making them much more financially attractive. Investors are taking notice. But while the versatility of batteries makes them attractive, it is difficult to determine their economic value. Understanding where and why batteries are most successful remains challenging, as each situation is different based...
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A significant benefit of floating solar is that it doesn’t take up valuable space on land - meaning that it can be used for other purposes, such as farming or construction. Installing floating solar farms on bodies of water, such as reservoirs, avoids this issue. Hydropower reservoirs alone cover a surface of more than 250 thousand square kilometers worldwide - enough to host enough floating solar capacity to produce 2.5 times the electricity produced by all the underlying hydropower capacity. As the technology develops, the costs and technical challenges are expected to fall. Demand for floating solar power will also...
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