Cayman’s renewable debate intensifies as power crunch looms
Cayman will have to transform its electricity sector in the next few years if it is to meet growing demand and ambitious renewable targets.
Borrowed time: Cayman’s cramped cargo port nears ‘precipice’
The Cayman Islands port is handling more than ten times the amount of cargo it was originally built for in a facility that has not been meaningfully expanded since it opened in 1976. The Compass joined the night shift to chart the strain on the island's key artery.
Cayman’s cargo conundrum
Cayman's port is running out of space. The Cayman Compass spoke to government and port officials to break down challenges on the waterfront and why solving the cargo conundrum could be a $500 million problem.
Cayman needs an infrastructure plan that transcends politics
Cayman needs a long-term national infrastructure plan that can survive changes in government, experts and political leaders believe.
‘Bursting at the seams’: Cayman has outgrown its infrastructure
From the cargo port and the landfill to the airport and the energy grid, Cayman has outgrown its infrastructure and is facing a bill that could run to billions of dollars to catch up.
