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Best in clean energy revealed at Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum
( Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum Press Release) The Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum (CREF), the largest annual gathering of the regional clean energy market, today announced eight winners for its second annual CREF Industry Awards. The winners were recognised on stage at the 10th CREF in Miami.
New Energy Events, the organisers of CREF, developed the awards to recognise the leaders in the Caribbean energy sector who are making a lasting impact on resilient and renewable energy. Many award winners are first-movers, forging a path for project development in the region.
The awards programme drew candidates from across the Caribbean region, including Turks and Caicos, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, and Haiti. The selected award winners represent the entities who have had a profound impact on the region’s clean energy development.
Award recipients were chosen by an industry-leading Advisory Committee including Chris Burgess, Director of Projects, Rocky Mountain Institute; Nils Janson, Executive Vice President, Castalia Advisors; Jennifer DeCesaro, Acting Director of Technology to Market Program, U.S. Department of Energy; Adam Carter, Managing Director, Head – Investment Banking, CIBC FirstCaribbean; Emily Chessin, Senior Associate, The Cadmus Group; Doug Hewson, Managing Partner, Portland Private Equity; and Julie Taylor, Editorial Director, New Energy Events.
THE WINNERS OF CREF 2018 INDUSTRY AWARDS:
• Lifetime Achievement in Energy Leadership: Tessa Williams Robertson
Utility Scale Solar: Monte Plata Solar, Dominican Republic
• Energy Storage Project: Andres and Los Mina Advancion Energy Storage Arrays, Dominican
Republic
• Distributed Generation Project: FortisTCI U.O.R.E and C.O.R.E Program, Turks and Caicos
• Microgrid: Mirebalais Hospital, BHI and SMA Sunbelt as technical partner, Haiti
• Energy Efficiency Project: Caribbean Hotel Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Programme (CHENACT)
• Project Addressing Social and Environmental Impacts: UNICEF Haiti, 10Power, 121, SMA,
Haiti
• Energy Leadership MVP: Leroy Abraham, CEO, British Virgin Islands Electricity Corporation
For more information, please contact Julie Taylor at [email protected].
For more information on CREF, please visit the event hub at http://newenergyevents.com/cref/
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