The Government of Antigua and Barbuda (GOAB) fosters the development of renewable energies to gain independence from polluting diesel generators and disturbing power cuts. Therefore, GOAB has concluded a contract with the UK-based clean energy provider PV Energy Limited to conduct a clean power project comprising a total of 10 MWp of solar power.
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A school building on Antigua.
Students of the Antigua Girls High School will soon benefit from clean energy.
Workers installing the substructure of a rooftop solar system.
PV Energy workers during the installation of solar rooftop system.
Rooftop solar panels from close-up.
Solar panels on the roof of the Clare Hall School in Antigua.
A worker on a school's rooftop installing a solar system.
PV Energy’s local team installs solar panels on the roof of the Antigua Girls High School.
Three school buildings with one solar rooftop installation.
The Grammar School of Antigua was equipped with a sun2roof installation.
A school building with solar rooftop installation.
The sun2roof solutions ensure undisturbed lessons without power cuts.
A worker on a school's rooftop installing the substructure of a solar system.
Installation of the substructure on the Antigua Girls High School.
A rooftop solar installation on an Antiguan school.
More than 50 schools and other public buildings will be equipped with sun2roof solar systems.