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UPM green-lights new 2045 target in energy policy

In a press release about the decision to accept the revised and more ambitious plan, drafted under Wayne Panton as the sustainability minister, the Cayman Islands Government acknowledged that the process needs to move more quickly, especially as it is now targeting 2045 for the transformation to 100% green energy and 70% by 2037.

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Building upon the process developed to draft the 2017 NEP, the updated Policy draws upon inputs from Cayman Islands private and public sector stakeholders, and local and foreign experts advising on the current market context of energy sector reform topics, including energy efficiency, renewable energy, and electric vehicles.

CUC and CREA welcome revised energy policy

CUC offices on North Sound Road (CNS): The Cayman Renewable Energy Association (CREA) and CUC have welcomed the recent publication and Cabinet''s acceptance of the new National Energy Policy and its target of getting Cayman to a 100% renewable energy supply by 2045.

Greener IRP for Cayman Islands accepted by utilities regulator

Caribbean Utilities Company''s plan to wean off fossil fuels and support renewable energy integration to the Cayman Islands'' electricity grid was approved by OfReg, the islands'' utilities regulator.

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The Cayman Islands'' National Energy Policy aims to achieve a target of 70% renewable energy by 2037. Infrastructure Minister, Mr Joey Hew, is optimistic this target will be met, helped by the small steps the government is making to promote and use the renewable energy sources in and around the islands.

CUC seeks 100MW of solar energy and storage for 2027

Despite the requirements of the energy policy and the call for Cayman to move much more quickly towards a greener future to meet growing demand, CUC will continue over the next 21 years to use "firm sources" of generating capacity as well as renewables to ensure reliability of the grid.

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The National Energy Policy (NEP) aims to help the Cayman Islands community embrace a sustainable lifestyle through responsible, affordable, and innovative energy supply and consumption. Through a variety of programmes, projects and initiatives, the NEP focuses on increasing renewable energy, promoting energy efficiency and conservation measures

Are Cayman''s renewable energy goals attainable? Q&A with Hon.

The Cayman Islands National Energy Policy specifies 70% renewables in 20 years. Do you believe this is feasible? What does the policy mean in terms of opportunities for international investment in renewables?

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