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Islands
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Saint Lucia: The Land, the People, the Light
This small Caribbean Island is taking on climate change and inspiring others to follow.
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Caribbean Women Are Making Waves in Clean Energy
Meet three women who are leading the clean energy transition through education, mentorship, and community.
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The Key to an Equitable Energy Transition: Empowering the Local Clean Energy Workforce
As the first cohort of the Energy Transition Academy’s Global Fellowship Program ends, the participants reflect on their experience and future goals.
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Gender-Inclusive Strategies Are Key to Advancing the Energy Transition
Two female energy professionals, from Saint Lucia and Nigeria, discuss the importance of gender equity in the clean energy transition.
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Max Lainfiesta: Building a Career and Cutting-Edge Energy Project Models to Extend Renewable Energy Access Globally
Max Lainfiesta grew up in Guatemala alongside solar water heaters, wind turbines, and innovative renewable energy experiments.