Does solar make sense in island conditions?

Solar just makes sense in island conditions. Dependence on imported fuels, high electricity costs, increasingly devastating storms, and an urgent need for improved grid resiliency makes solar a clear choice for island nations and territories over the world. Solar just makes sense in island conditions.

Is solar a viable alternative to conventional energy in the Caribbean?

Solar is a viable alternative at less than half the cost of conventional sources in the Caribbean. For the private resort on Chub Cay, installing a self-sustaining microgrid combining solar and battery storage made perfect sense.

What is the largest ground mount PV system in the Bahamas?

As the largest ground mount PV system in the Bahamas, the Cat Cay project utilized Terrasmart’s proprietary ground screws, benefiting from a cost effective solution that would have been impossible with driven piles or the complexity of a costly concrete foundation.

Is Chub Cay the largest solar system in the Bahamas?

Not only is Chub Cay the largest solar array in The Bahamas, but it is also the largest grid-forming system. The microgrid was built and commissioned without delays in eight months. While creating significant climate benefits, this landmark installation will save millions of dollars in fuel for the private resort and its marina.