Solar Energy in TCI

FortisTCI Limited (FTCI), formerly 'PPC Limited' and Atlantic Equipment & Power Limited (AEP) are wholly owned subsidiaries of Fortis Inc., the largest investor-owned distribution utility in Canada.

FortisTCI Limited FTCI a subsidiary of Fortis Inc is the sole provider of electricity in the Turks and Caicos Islands on Providenciales North Caicos Middle Caic

FortisTCI Service Territory & Island InformationThe Turks and Caicos TCI Islands include 40 islands and cays and is located in the Atlantic Ocean 550 miles sout

FortisTCI has the distinction of being the first company in the Turks & Caicos Islands to achieve Investors in People certification. An award-winning utility, FortisTCI received the Edison Electric In

The Turks and Caicos Islands have excellent solar resources and the willingness and ability to generate electricity at lower cost than conventional power plants.

The Turks and Caicos Islands have excellent solar resources and the willingness and ability to generate electricity at lower cost than conventional power plants.

Why Turks and Caicos Islands are Leaders of Renewable Energy in the Caribbean The Turks and Caicos Islands have excellent solar resources and the willingness and ability to generate electricity.

Nearly all the economies in the Caribbeanare dependent on diesel fuel or natural gas for some 90% of their power generation, but renewables so far play only a minor role in Caribbean territories, despite their having ideal conditions for developing green energy.

The Turks and Caicos Islands have excellent solar resources and the willingness and ability to generate electricity at lower cost than conventional power plants.

The Turks and Caicos Islands have excellent solar resources and the willingness and ability to generate electricity at lower cost than conventional power plants.

We can often overlook the amount of energy we waste in our always-on, always-connected world of instant power. Here are some tips for reducing your Turks and Caicos home energy bill as well as your carbon footprint.

We can often overlook the amount of energy we waste in our always-on, always-connected world of instant power. Here are some tips for Energy Saving in TCI.

We can often overlook the amount of energy we waste in our always-on, always-connected world of instant power. Here are some tips to reducing your Turks and Caicos home energy bill.

Unplug appliances when not in use This is one of the simplest, most effectiveways to conserve electricity, but also one of the most difficult habits to develop. Look around your home, at the myriad pinpoint LED lights that adorn your appliances and gadgets around the kitchen, living room, bathroom, and bedroom.Install energy-efficient LED lights For over 100 years the filament bulb reigned supreme. Replacing all the lightbulbs in your home with modern, energy-efficient LEDs can be a big upfront cost, as LEDs cost more than traditional lightbulbs. But LEDs last at least 10 times longer and an 8-watt LED emits the same amount of light as a 60-watt lightbulb — and they don’t generate all that unwanted heat. Supporters of renewable energy in the Caribbean also point out that your entire home’s LED lighting can easily be powered by a few rooftop solar panels, further reducing your utility bill.

The goal of integrating 33% renewable energy by 2040 and is an encouraging move for Caribbean renewable energy as a whole, where the majority of electric power relies on diesel generation.

Luxury Brand Ritz-Carlton partners with the local utility to harness solar power.

Renewable energy integration in the Turks and Caicos Islands is leaping forward with the announcement that FortisTCI and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Residences have teamed up to install a rooftop solar PV system on the new resort’s casino and restaurant.

The use of solar energy in the Caribbean is at the pinnacle as an initiative to lower energy consumption. It also works as resilience against climate change and severe storms. The Caribbean’s sunny…

The use of solar energy in the Caribbean is an initiative to lower energy consumption. Are you keen to know the basics of solar energy and its benefits?