This project is expected to revitalize the country''s deeply challenged economy and radically reduce poverty. Yet Suriname, like many of its neighbors in the Caribbean and Latin
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Suriname is the most densely forested country in the world, and it is all in on the transition to renewable energy. It is also
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Current government policy seeks to leverage oil wealth to build resilience, expand renewables, and protect forest carbon stocks, which make
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The specific objectives are to: (i) increase power transmission capacity; (ii) provide rural communities with clean and reliable access to electricity; and (iii) strengthen institutional capacity for planning
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Suriname''s leaders have a cautious optimism that they can avoid the fate of other countries that have developed oil without planning for the energy transition and escape a legacy of...
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Suriname is navigating a challenging phase in its energy transition. As of 2024, approximately 48% of the country''s electricity was generated from
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The Just Energy Transition Joint Programme in Suriname develops market-ready energy projects to ensure sustainable energy access, economic empowerment, and environmental
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The participants discussed the current state of play with regards to energy access, existing policy framework, applicable models, ongoing programs, challenges and opportunities for
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Energy transition in Suriname: Not an attractive investment? Despite 50% hydropower reliance, Suriname faces outdated infrastructure, unclear
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GranMorgu is perfectly illustrative of our transition strategy: for its economic and social impact on this South American country,
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