The Renewable Energy Industry in CARIFORUM Countries

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The Renewable Energy Industry in CARIFORUM Countries

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3.12.6 Renewable Energy Companies 3.13 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 3.13.1 Lead Government Ministries 3.13.2 Utilities Regulator 3.13.3 Financial Institutions 3.13.4 Private Sector Institutions 3.13.5 Higher Education Institutions 3.13.6 Renewable Energy Companies 3.14 Suriname 3.14.1 Lead Government Ministries 3.14.2 Utilities Regulator 3.14.3 Financial Institutions 3.14.4 Private Sector Institutions 3.14.5 Higher Education Institutions 3.14.6 Renewable Energy Companies 3.15 Trinidad and Tobago 3.15.1 Lead Government Ministries 3.15.2 Utilities Regulator 3.15.3 Financial Institutions 3.15.4 Private Sector Institutions 3.15.5 Higher Education Institutions 3.15.6 Renewable Energy Companies 3.16 Regional Institutions 3.16.1 Caribbean Export 3.16.2 CROSQ 3.16.3 Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency 3.16.4 Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre 3.16.5 Caribbean Electric Utility Services Corporation 3.16.6 CARICOM 3.17 Funding Agencies 3.17.1 Inter-American Development Bank 3.17.2 United Nations Development Program 3.17.3 Global Environment Facility 3.17.4 United Nations Industrial Development Organization 3.17.5 European Union 3.17.6 GIZ 3.17.7 Caribbean Development Bank 3.17.8 Green Climate Fund 3.17.9 International Renewable Energy Agency 3.17.10Rocky Mountain Institute 4.0 Country Indicator Analysis 4.1 RE Industry Characteristics 4.1.1 Definition 4.1.2 Market Size 4.2 RE Industry Stakeholder Activities 4.2.1 Environmental Stakeholders 4.2.2 Support Stakeholders 4.2.3 Finance Stakeholders 4.2.4 Implementer Stakeholders 4.2.5 Functional Stakeholder Group Potential

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