This paper examines a pathway for small islands to replace fossil fuels by renewable
sources, such as wind and solar, up to 100% to economically achieve energy security and …

Abstract The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is comprised of fifteen-member states each
exhibiting geographic, cultural and economic diversity. Six of these CARICOM member …

Hurricanes are a major reason for outages in the US electricity sector. These outages are
largely caused by damaged transmission systems. As a distributed generator technology …

After major hurricanes, electricity production reduced owing to not only electricity
infrastructure destruction, but also the economic crisis associated with damage to private …

ABSTRACT After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico experienced the second-largest blackout in
modern history, with parts of the island left without power for up to 18 months. Because the …

The energy security of each Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member state is a key issue
specifically addressed based on the energy demands of each nation. St. Vincent and the …

Beyond the houses of assembly, media, political hustings and the law courts, how is life on a
small, subnational island jurisdiction played out? This paper is an attempt to explore and …

The 2017 hurricane season left deep scars across the Caribbean basin's social and
ecological landscapes, after two powerful Category 5 storms, Hurricanes Irma and Maria …

Abstract Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are acknowledged as particularly vulnerable
to extreme climate events; however, the realities for transport infrastructure and bridges are …

Weaving through the compounded and often daunting complexities of climate change
quickly leaves many policymakers and development strategists feeling defeated. One aspect …