Topic: Liquefied natural gas

CUC is looking at switching from diesel to natural gas as a temporary solution during Cayman’s energy transition.

International natural gas and crude prices rose on 2 Mar. as Iran began targeting energy infrastructure in the Middle East.

Homes and businesses can expect up to $40 million in cost savings annually as the Cayman Islands begins its transition to renewable energy over the next few years, utilities boss Richard Hew has claimed.

The Caribbean Utilities Company gave the Central Planning Authority a private presentation Wednesday of its plans to introduce natural gas as an alternative energy source to Cayman.

Developers plan to approach the Cayman Islands government to propose a liquefied natural gas terminal at Breakers.