Central America. Panamá NG Power has a second chance for its 670MW project; Guatemala invests big in energy; and Amnesty International and the IMF are concerned about Nicaragua’s crisis.
Greater Antilles. Cuba will power up with sickle pod; Puerto Rico's new energy framework may delay renewables; and Haitians demanded PetroCaribe transparency and accountability.
Lesser Antilles. Grenada’s economy will keep growing; Trinity Explorations is making progress on drilling; and Bermuda's power company strike ended.
South America’s Caribbean Coast. ExxonMobil ordered a subsea system for Liza; GeoPark plans 11 wells in Colombia; and Ecopetrol cleaned up the oil spill from the last bomb attack.
Déjà vu all over again. Last week’s readers were particularly interested in the Dominican Republic’s economic growth (English); the US “blessing” of Punta Catalina (English); and the first test run of Punta Catalina’s generator (English).
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