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Frank Helbig at 12:28, 2 December 2011

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Frank Helbig: Adding the CAWEI study to "Existing Wind Energy Projects and PP"

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Adding the CAWEI study to "Existing Wind Energy Projects and PP"

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 = Further Information =
-*[[Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
+*[[Country-specific Wind Energy Facts|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
 *[[Portal:Wind|Wind Portal on energypedia]]
 *[[:File:Barriers_and_Solutions_to_the_Development_of_Renewable_Energy_Technologies_in_the_Caribbean.pdf|Barriers to the Development of Renewable Energy Technologies in the Caribbean]]<br/>

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 [[Wind_Energy_Country_Analyses_for_the_Caribbean#Overview_-_Wind_Energy_Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]
 = Further Information =
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 *[[Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
 *[[Portal:Wind|Wind Portal on energypedia]]
-*[[Barriers and Solutions to the Development of Renewable Energy Technologies in the Caribbean.pdf|Barriers to the Development of Renewable Energy Technologies in the Caribbean]]<br/>
+*[[:File:Barriers_and_Solutions_to_the_Development_of_Renewable_Energy_Technologies_in_the_Caribbean.pdf|Barriers to the Development of Renewable Energy Technologies in the Caribbean]]<br/>
 <br/>
 = References<br/> =

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 = Overview - Wind Energy Potential<ref>The contents of this article have been prepared by ECOFYS Germany GmbH and have been edited by Rolf Posorski und Daniel Werner for the study of the German International Cooperation (GIZ 2009): "Energy-policy Framework Conditions for Electricity Markets and Renewable Energies". Originally the contents have been published as: GTZ (2009) Energy-policy Framework ConditionsfckLRfor Electricity Markets and RenewablefckLREnergies - 16 country analysis, Eschborn</ref><br/> =
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 If the additional areas with moderate wind resource potential (or good for rural power applications) are considered, the estimated area increases to more than 4 400 km²,or slightly more than 9 % of the entire Dominican Republic. This wind corridor regions could potentially support more than 30 000 MW of installed capacity and deliver over 60 billion kWh per year. There are 12 provinces with at least 1 000 MW of wind potential, and all except for tree provinces have at least 100 MW of wind potential. However, additional studies are required to more accurately assess the wind power potential, considering factors such as the existing transmission grid and accessibility.
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 ==== Barbados<br/> ====
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 The project is being developed with the assistance of Caribbean Renewable Energy Development Programme (CREDP) of the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ). Indeed, the administrative processes in the Town & Country Development Planning Office (in this case, the environmental impact assessment was delivered in the beginning of 2007) may be an obstacle for investors, since projects may be delayed or halted completely.
+[[Wind Energy Country Analyses for the Caribbean#Overview - Wind Energy Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]<br/>
 ==== Dominica<br/> ====
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 According to the Comisión Nacional de Energía (CNE), the potential for grid connected wind power is 10 000 MW, plus approx. 30 000 MW offgrid for self consumption.
+[[Wind Energy Country Analyses for the Caribbean#Overview - Wind Energy Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]
 ==== Grenada<br/> ====
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 Grenada Electricity Services Ltd.(GRENLEC) is currently working on land control and enhancing the wind resource assessment programme, which includes five potential wind sites on Grenada. On Carriacou, the company is analyzing data and approaching the government for potential wind farm sites on Crown Land. The goal is to install a 1 MW system. Similar work is underway for Petite Martinique. During 2008 GRENLEC continued negotiations with two land owners to finalize the lease of sites which are considered suitable to install two wind farms. Negotiations are still in progress for the long term lease of both sites. Meanwhile, the owners have given GRENLEC permission to install wind loggers and commence measurements. According to the company the data looks promising with wind speed at both sites averaging approximately 7.6 m/s. In March 2007 the Paradise Bay Resort installed an 80 kW wind turbine with an expected annual yield of 180 000 kWh. It is the first utility-grade wind turbine installed in Caricom. The electrical surplus will be sold to GRENLEC, when connected to the grid.
+[[Wind Energy Country Analyses for the Caribbean#Overview - Wind Energy Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]
 ==== St.Lucia<br/> ====
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 The expansion plans of Saint Lucia Electricity Services Limited (LUCELEC) for 2009 included the acquisition of land in the south eastern part of the island and the compilation of wind data for the development of a 12 MW wind farm. In the beginning of 2009 LUCELEC has obtained preliminary access to this property, after many years of negotiations. Data collection activities for this specific region were planned to start in the third quarter of 2009.
+[[Wind Energy Country Analyses for the Caribbean#Overview - Wind Energy Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]
 ==== St.Vincent and the Grenadines<br/> ====
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 In 2005 a study with support from GTZ to identify the wind potential in St Vincent analysed several sites: Brighton, Greggs and Ribish Point, which revealed to be the most promising. In June 2008, the Government agreed to build a 6 to 8 MW wind farm and by the end of the year the decision was to install it at Ribishi Point, southern St. Vincent Island. The wind park is expected to produce 12 410 MWh per year at an average wind speed of 8.4 m/s, at 55m height<ref>Scheutzlich T. M., Experiences with Investments in Renewable Energy Projects in the Caribbean Region - Caribbean Renewable Energy Development Programme (CREDP – GTZ), November 2007</ref>. The estimated investment cost of the project is about 4.9 million € and the estimated specific generation cost is 0.05 €/kWh.
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+[[Wind Energy Country Analyses for the Caribbean#Overview - Wind Energy Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]
 = Existing Wind Energy Projects and Project Pipeline<br/> =
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 ==== Caribbean ====
 A complete overview of on-going and planned wind energy projects (2011) in the Caribbean due to the Caribbean Renewable Energy Devlopment Programm (CREDP).
 Taken from the summary of the CARWEI study:
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 For detailed information see: [http://www.credp.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=64&Itemid=65 credp.org]
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+[[Wind Energy Country Analyses for the Caribbean#Overview - Wind Energy Potential.5B1.5D|►Go to Top]]
 ==== Dominican Republic<br/> ====
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 In July 2009 the CNE announced the collaboration between Dominican Republic and the United Arab Emirates for the construction of 600 MW of wind power on the island (together in a project that includes the construction of a 600 MW natural gas power plant). It is expected that 500 million € is to be invested. Six new wind parks are planned to be installed: two in Puerto Plata, two in Montecristi and two in Azua. Wind turbines currently operating in the country are located only at auto producer plants, attending their own demands.44 Nevertheless, a total of 33 projects have their concession granted in recent years, representing a total of 1 905 MW to be installed in the country. The following table shows all wind projects with concessions in the country.
-[[File:Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg|frame|center|180px|Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg]]
+[[File:Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg|frame|center|180px|Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg]]<br/>
 = Further Information =
-*[[Wind_Energy_Map_(country-specific_wind_energy_facts)|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
+*[[Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
 *[[Portal:Wind|Wind Portal on energypedia]]
 = References<br/> =
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 [[File:Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg|frame|center|180px|Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg]]
 = Further Information =
-*[[Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
+*[[Wind_Energy_Map_(country-specific_wind_energy_facts)|Wind Energy Map (country-specific wind energy facts)]]
 *[[Portal:Wind|Wind Portal on energypedia]]

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 = Overview - Wind Energy Potential<ref>The contents of this article have been prepared by ECOFYS Germany GmbH and have been edited by Rolf Posorski und Daniel Werner for the study of the German International Cooperation (GIZ 2009): "Energy-policy Framework Conditions for Electricity Markets and Renewable Energies". Originally the contents have been published as: GTZ (2009) Energy-policy Framework ConditionsfckLRfor Electricity Markets and RenewablefckLREnergies - 16 country analysis, Eschborn</ref><br/> =
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 [[Category:Wind]]
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 A&nbsp;complete overview of on-going and planned wind energy projects (2011) in the Caribbean due to the Caribbean Renewable Energy Devlopment Programm (CREDP).&nbsp;&nbsp;
-Taken from the summary of the CAWEI&nbsp;study:
+Taken from the summary of the CARWEI&nbsp;study:
 "This evaluation of wind energy projects in the Caribbean covered 12 projects in 11 CARICOM countries and the three non-CARICOM countries Aruba,Curaçao and Bonaire, due to their strong involvement in wind power."

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-== Existing Wind Energy Projects and Project Pipeline<br>  ==
+== Existing Wind Energy Projects and Project Pipeline<br> ==
-==== Dominican Republic<br>  ====
+==== Caribbean  ====
 In July 2009 the CNE announced the collaboration between Dominican Republic and the United Arab Emirates for the construction of 600 MW of wind power on the island (together in a project that includes the construction of a 600 MW natural gas power plant). It is expected that 500 million € is to be invested. Six new wind parks are planned to be installed: two in Puerto Plata, two in Montecristi and two in Azua. Wind turbines currently operating in the country are located only at auto producer plants, attending their own demands.44 Nevertheless, a total of 33 projects have their concession granted in recent years, representing a total of 1 905 MW to be installed in the country. The following table shows all wind projects with concessions in the country.
 [[Image:Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg|frame|center|Wind energy projects with concession in the carribean.jpg]]
 == References<br>  ==