Launched on 1 June, 2002 and published bimonthly, ENERGY Caribbean is a subscription-based magazine and the first publication of its type ever devoted exclusively to the energy industry in the Caribbean. Along with ENERGY Caribbean, MEP publishes the annual ENERGY Caribbean Yearbook, a survey of developments in the year in energy gone by and outlook for the year ahead. The Yearbook is free to all subscribers, and is available for single purchase for non-subscribers.

• RENEWABLE ENERGY
Wind power a popular alterative to fuel oil and diesel What will prove to be the most popular form of renewable energy in the Caribbean? more »
• EXPLORATION
TRINIDAD
Five new blocks available by third quarter The Trinidad and Tobago energy ministry has decided to step up its exploratory acreage offerings in 2008 and will be putting five blocks on the market, rather than four as ENERGY Caribbean originally reported in issue 33, October 2007. more »
BARBADOS
Experts still confident Another expert has insisted that Barbados’s forthcoming offshore hunt for hydrocarbons will be successful this time around (the one exploratory well sunk by ConocoPhillips in 2001, Sandy Lane 1, established the presence of reservoir rock but no commercial deposits of petroleum). more »
• MONEY FOR ENERGY
FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
New player on the scene Another financial institution is targeting Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector in an effort to end the long-standing complaint that money for oil and gas projects is hard to come by. more »
PROMETHEUS ENERGY PARTNERS
Another US$100M needed for equity energy investment Prometheus Energy Partners, the pioneering Guardian Holdings Ltd (GHL)-sponsored fund for equity investment in the Trinidad and Tobago energy sector, is on the hunt for another US$100 million, after exhausting the original US$25 million provided it by its parent company. more »
Trinidad and Tobago's oil industry celebrates its centenary in 2008, in commemoration of which the ENERGY Caribbean Yearbook – due out on 1 May, 2008 – is producing a special collector's edition documenting the country's relationship with oil and gas through photographs, maps and exclusive
interviews. The ENERGY Caribbean Yearbook 2008-09 will also offer readers
its usual survey of developments in the Caribbean energy industry and
outlooks for the future.
The ENERGY Caribbean Yearbook is free to all subscribers of the bi-monthly ENERGY Caribbean magazine, the only local publication devoted
exclusively to energy matters in the region. If you are
not already subscribed to ENERGY Caribbean, you can order your copy of the ENERGY Caribbean Yearbook for just US$25: |
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ENERGY
Caribbean has compiled a listing of regional and international energy
conferences and seminars relevant to Caribbean stakeholders. more » |
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