2026-02-21 09:22 UTC
@MarkBrigham I am not a green energy specialist, in fact I am no more than an English housewife, but how windy does it get, how sunny, we do know it possess the Toa River and that should have been harnessed in some way, but is this feasible - I cannot say nor can I judge from my Safe European Home
I just feel sorry for them xx
Aml G
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@MarkBrigham@universeodon.com 2026-02-21 11:33
@Geri As I stated, I too am sympathetic to anyone who gets energy abruptly cut off. Lot of solar & wind resources in Caribbean. I’m not the only one that thinks Cuba needs solar ASAP. The Cubans are. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/cubans-fight-blackouts-with-solar-us-extends-oil-chokehold-2026-02-20/ Here’s another look at solar, wind, & their need to upgrade their power grid to reduce dependence on oil: https://cuba.miami.edu/environment/exploring-energy-options-for-cuba/index.html