One of the Caribbean’s greenest islands is getting greener.
Aruba is planning a new 7.5-megawatt solar photovoltaic project.
The project will include 2.5 MW installed at schools and public building rooftops, with a 5 MW utility-scale park that will help Aruba toward its goals of going 100 percent green-energy dependent.
The project has already released a tender for the project, which will help lower electricity costs for schools on the island.
It’s being developed by WEB Aruba.
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