Kabuka, Solomon S., ed.
Energy - a catalyst for a sustainable Caribbean - U.S. Virgin Islands Energy Office - xvii, 331 p. ill., tbls. maps
In moving to development that is sustainable, the Caribbean is making the best case for the energy economy environment link. Affordable, reliable energy is an essential component in our regional economic development paradigm. Energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies have become an integral part of any comprehensive plan for economic development. The region is cognizant of this crucial role that energy efficiency plays and have taken steps to address this issue. In addition to participating in regional actions that address similar energy needs and dependence on imported fossil fuel, the United States Virgin Islands is sponsoring the 2nd Annual Caribbean Energy Conference. This Conference provides strategies for using energy as a catalyst for developing a sustainable Caribbean.
General
ENERGY
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
ENERGY RESOURCES
ENERGY POLICY
TRADE
ENERGY ECONOMICS
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
WOMEN
CARIBBEAN
01183-XI
Energy - a catalyst for a sustainable Caribbean - U.S. Virgin Islands Energy Office - xvii, 331 p. ill., tbls. maps
In moving to development that is sustainable, the Caribbean is making the best case for the energy economy environment link. Affordable, reliable energy is an essential component in our regional economic development paradigm. Energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies have become an integral part of any comprehensive plan for economic development. The region is cognizant of this crucial role that energy efficiency plays and have taken steps to address this issue. In addition to participating in regional actions that address similar energy needs and dependence on imported fossil fuel, the United States Virgin Islands is sponsoring the 2nd Annual Caribbean Energy Conference. This Conference provides strategies for using energy as a catalyst for developing a sustainable Caribbean.
General
ENERGY
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
ENERGY RESOURCES
ENERGY POLICY
TRADE
ENERGY ECONOMICS
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
WOMEN
CARIBBEAN
01183-XI