EconomyEnergyEnvironmentLocal News Tariff battle looms over $350m green hydrogen plant by Emmanuel Joseph 20/04/2026 written by Emmanuel Joseph 6 min read Barbadians will be able to own nearly one-third of a $350 million hybrid renewable energy power plant that promises more stable electricity bills but not necessarily cheaper ones, Barbados TODAY … Continue Reading 20/04/2026 0 comments FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnergyLocal News Exclusive: Solar backlog, battery storage โnow national security matterโ by Ricardo Roberts 14/04/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 14/04/2026 A backlog of solar installations and the global scramble for battery storage technology have been elevated to a matter of โnational securityโ, Minister of Energy Kerrie Symmonds has told Barbados … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnergyEnvironmentLocal News Govt revisits Mangrove landfill as waste-to-energy plant by Lourianne Graham 24/03/2026 by Lourianne Graham 24/03/2026 The Mangrove Landfill in St Thomas is set for a major transformation into a green energy facility that will convert waste into electricity, Senator Lisa Cummins, the leader of government … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
BudgetEnergyLocal NewsNews PM make case for energy security as resilience to global shocks by Barbados Today 18/03/2026 by Barbados Today 18/03/2026 The Mia Mottley administration is moving to aggressively reduce Barbadosโ dependence on imported oil in the face of volatile energy prices, the prime minister said in a 90โminute defence of … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
AgricultureBudgetBusinessCommunityCrimeCrimeEconomyEducationEducationEnergyEntertainmentEnvironmentHealthHealth CareHousingJudicialLocal NewsNewsTransportationYouth Budget ‘puts money back in people’s pocket’ – PM by Barbados Today 17/03/2026 by Barbados Today 17/03/2026 Prime Minister Mia Mottley has described the 2026 Budget as a โpeopleโs budgetโ, saying it delivers on campaign promises while taking steps to protect Barbadians from mounting global pressures. Speaking … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnergyLocal NewsNews Worrell: Barbados canโt get cheaper oil deals in CARICOM as regional trade still in US dollars by Emmanuel Joseph 06/03/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 06/03/2026 Former Central Bank Governor Dr Delisle Worrell has warned that Barbados should abandon any expectation of getting cheaper oil deals from its Caribbean partners, since oil and fuel trade within … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnergyLocal NewsNews Govโt moving to clean up former Mobil refinery site by Ricardo Roberts 06/03/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 06/03/2026 After nearly three decades of uncertainty and public concern, the government said on Friday it is finally making headway on the long-delayed remediation of the former Mobil Oil Refinery at … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
BudgetEnergyLocal NewsNews Govt advances renewable energy drive with grid storage projectsย ย by Shamar Blunt 06/03/2026 by Shamar Blunt 06/03/2026 The governmentโs drive to upgrade the national grid and accelerate the shift to renewable energy is gathering pace, a senior official said on Friday, with new large-scale battery storage systems … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Climate ChangeEnergyEnvironmentLocal News Symmonds: โDonโt depend on US to support what matters to usโ by Barbados Today 10/01/2026 by Barbados Today 10/01/2026 Barbados must recalibrate its global partnerships as a shift in US foreign policy threatens support for climate and renewable energy causes that are central to the nationโs interests, Minister of … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnergyLocal News Barbadosโ clean energy drive faces funding risk by Emmanuel Joseph 09/01/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 09/01/2026 The renewable energy industry could take a major hit as key sources of international funding come under threat following Washington’s withdrawal from dozens of multilateral organisations, a leading industry consultant … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail