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16 Suggested reading materials 1. Caribbean Energy Conference and Trade Exposition, October 22-29, 1993. Conference Proceedings Edited by Solomon Kabuka, DBA. Produced by the Virgin Islands Energy Office/ University of the Virgin Islands. 2. Renewable Energy – An International Journal. Special Issue: World Renewable Energy Congress IV – Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and the Environment, 15-21 June 1996, Colorado, and U.S.A. Late papers. Editor-in Chief: A.A.M. Sayigh. 3. Renewable Energy Climate Change and the Environment. World Renewable Energy Congress, 11-16 September 1994, Reading, U.K. Part III. Edited by A. A. M. Sayigh. 4. Caribbean Least Cost Petroleum Supply study (1991). Submitted by consultants: T. G. Steigerwald and J. R. Peet. 5. Proceedings: SATIS’94 Sustainable Alternatives for Tropical Island States, 14-16 March 1994, Barbados. Edited by L. L. Moseley and O. St C. Headley. Produced by the University of the West Indies Centre for Environment and Development supported by the Rockefeller Foundation in association with the Commonwealth Science Council, The World Renewable Energy Congress, UNESCO and the Caribbean Solar Energy Society. 6. Energy-Economic Statistics and Indicators of Latin America and the Caribbean, Quito, May 1993. Produced by the Latin American Energy Organization. 7. Proceedings of the Caribbean High Level Workshop on Renewable Energy Technologies, December 5-9, 1994, Saint Lucia. The World Solar Summit Process. Editor: Rhonda G. Wilson. Supported by the United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Caribbean Council for Science and Technology (CCST) and The University of the West Indies Centre for Environment and Development (UWICED). 8. Workshop on Renewable Energy in the Caribbean, Curaçao, October 11, 1996. Papers presented at the NOVEM/KODELA/FAPE, Workshop on Renewable Energy in the Caribbean. 9. CCST/UWICED/UNESCO Workshop on Investment Funding for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Projects in the Caribbean, Kingston, Jamaica, 17-19 January 1996. LC/CAR/G.479 CCST/96/2. Produced by the United Nations for Latin America and the Caribbean Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean, Caribbean Development Committee. 10. Overview of Renewable Energy Sources. Prepared by: Ministry of Public Utilities and Transport, Jamaica. 11. Séminaire sur la maîtrise de l’Énergie des pays ayant en commun l’usage de français. Avec le concours du: Groupe Conseil Eduplus Inc. Ste-Lucie, 16-19 novembre, 1992.PDF Image | RENEWABLE ENERGY IN THE CARIBBEAN
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