Sustainable Energy Plan for a Small Island Economy
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
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This work defines a sustainable energy plan toprovide the basis for renewable energy initiativesthat will increase energy security, reduce negativeeconomic impacts and provide a cleaner environment.The hotel, agriculture, transportation, construction,utility, government and private sectors will playpivotal roles in achieving targets and will seesignificant gains. Government policies, educationalcampaigns and financial incentives will be requiredto facilitate and encourage renewable energydevelopment and entrepreneurship. Utilization ofsolar energy, energy conservation measures and theuse of ef...
This work defines a sustainable energy plan to
provide the basis for renewable energy initiatives
that will increase energy security, reduce negative
economic impacts and provide a cleaner environment.
The hotel, agriculture, transportation, construction,
utility, government and private sectors will play
pivotal roles in achieving targets and will see
significant gains. Government policies, educational
campaigns and financial incentives will be required
to facilitate and encourage renewable energy
development and entrepreneurship. Utilization of
solar energy, energy conservation measures and the
use of efficient and alternative fuel vehicles by the
commercial/industrial and private sectors will be
crucial in meeting targets. The utility company will
be charged with developing large scale renewable
energy applications and with improving efficiency of
the electrical system. This document, although
developed for St. Vincent and the Grenadines, could
be used by other small island economies as the basis
for developing renewable energy. This work may be
useful to governments, organizations, groups,
entrepreneurs and students.
provide the basis for renewable energy initiatives
that will increase energy security, reduce negative
economic impacts and provide a cleaner environment.
The hotel, agriculture, transportation, construction,
utility, government and private sectors will play
pivotal roles in achieving targets and will see
significant gains. Government policies, educational
campaigns and financial incentives will be required
to facilitate and encourage renewable energy
development and entrepreneurship. Utilization of
solar energy, energy conservation measures and the
use of efficient and alternative fuel vehicles by the
commercial/industrial and private sectors will be
crucial in meeting targets. The utility company will
be charged with developing large scale renewable
energy applications and with improving efficiency of
the electrical system. This document, although
developed for St. Vincent and the Grenadines, could
be used by other small island economies as the basis
for developing renewable energy. This work may be
useful to governments, organizations, groups,
entrepreneurs and students.
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