JAMAICA’S ENERGY FUTURE: FROM AMBITION TO ACTION -Article 5 of 5 By Emanuel DaRosa Over the course of this series, I have sought to establish five central points. Jamaica is not currently moving at the pace required to achieve 50% renewable electricity by 2030. Uruguay has demonstrated that a country can transform its energy system when national policy, institutional coordination, private capital, and long-term execution are aligned. Solar energy must be a major part of Jamai

JAMAICA’S ENERGY FUTURE: FROM AMBITION TO ACTION: Article 3 of 5 Emanuel DaRosa Chief Executive Officer at SunTerra Energy Ltd June 30, 2026 In the first two articles in this series, I outlined two central realities. First, Jamaica is not currently on track to achieve its target of 50% renewable electricity by 2030. Second, Uruguay’s experience demonstrates that a national energy transformation is possible when clear policy, long-term planning, private investment, and discipl

JAMAICA’S ENERGY FUTURE: FROM AMBITION TO ACTION Article 2 of 5 By Emanuel DaRosa In my previous article, I discussed a difficult but important reality: Jamaica is not currently on track to achieve its target of 50% renewable energy by 2030. Recognizing that challenge is only the first step. The more important question is whether there is a realistic pathway forward. Fortunately, there is a country that offers valuable lessons for Jamaica. That country is Uruguay. A REMARKABL

Jamaica Is Not on Track to Reach 50% Renewable Energy by 2030 - Article 1 of 5 By Emanuel DaRosa Over the past several months, Jamaica’s energy future has become the subject of increasing public discussion. Recent presentations by international experts, including those highlighting Uruguay’s remarkable renewable energy transformation, have sparked important conversations about what is possible for our country. The question is no longer whether renewable energy works. The ques

SunTerra Energy is pleased to announce the formal execution of a strategic partnership agreement with Sygnus Capital and Caribbean Venture Capital, representing the official documentation of a collaborative relationship that has been developing over time. The signing marks an important milestone as the parties deepen alignment around renewable energy investment and infrastructure opportunities across the Caribbean. More Than a Signing, A Strategic Alignment for Regional Growt

The future home of Jamaica’s largest solar farm — the 50MW Midnight Sun Project in Trelawny — recently hosted milestone site visits,...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fitzroy Vidal, Vice President for Project Management and Climate at Sunterra Energy , served as moderator for...

No Major Issues Raised During Stakeholder Session 50MW Solar Farm in Trelawny SunTerra Energy Ltd. is pleased to announce a major...

The Local Stakeholder Consultation Meeting (LSCM) was held on 30 April 2025 at the Spicy Hill Community Centre. During the meeting, the project was presented to the stakeholders, and their feedback was solicited through an open evaluation process.

Press Release For Immediate Release SunTerra Energy Jamaica Ltd. Secures Rosh Development Ltd. as Initial Investor for Landmark 50MW...

SunTerra Energy (Jamaica) is developing the Midnightsun PV Solar Park, a utility-scale solar photovoltaic power plant with an installed capacity of 50 MW. The facility will supply clean electricity to large-scale energy consumers and contribute meaningfully to Jamaica’s renewable energy transition.

For years, solar energy has been celebrated as one of the most promising solutions to fight climate change. But while the focus has often...

SunTerra is already looking ahead to future phases, with plans to expand its generation capacity while adding battery storage...