The funds from the recently failed LNG project which was expected to cost over US$602 million could be channeled to an offshore wind farm capable of lowering Jamaica's monthly energy bills permanently unlike the failed LNG project which was subjected to imported natural gas. In order to ensure that our...
“Fiya deh a muss-muss tail, ‘im tink a cool breeze” Growing up in the uplands of Trelawny, Jamaica, I have been immersed in a daily dosage of Jamaican proverbs which are considered the second language of the area; this by far is one of my favorite. Many share the view...
Every home has a refrigerator so consequently, every home can save an extra dollar monthly by implementing any or both of these 2 simple tips to reduce your monthly energy bill. I really hope you find these tips educational and practical, I try not to burden you with technical jargon or...
The Cover page for the Career and Education Section of the Sunday's Observer read: 2012 Blogger of the Year Kimroy Bailey is Passionate about Robotics, Renewable Energy by Ainsworth Morris. The article original article was featured on February 3, 2013, and can be found on the Jamaica Observer...
Tweet I had a GREAT interview with Alan Magnus and Paula-Anne Porter this morning on RJR 94Fm. We spoke about a few topics including: Renewable energy, Robotics and Energy conservation. I have requested the audio file which I'll upload as a Podcast for persons who didn't have the...
Tweet This post will present a practical solution to Jamaica’s energy crisis and require that Jamaicans stop pointing fingers and play their part, since plans for a 360MW Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Project failed to materialize. The LNG project was expected to reduce the cost of electricity by up...
Behind the Scenes of TVJ, Smile Jamaica Before the Blogger of the Year interview On Tuesday February 5, 2013 I was featured on TVJ's morning time program Smile Jamaica where I was interviewed by Simone Clarke-Cooper and Archibald Gordon. We discussed the Blogger of the Year, the Kimroy Bailey Foundation...
This Post was copied from the Jamaica Observer, Friday January 25, 2012. The original article can be found by clicking here. Tweet IT wasn’t all about cars at the 2013 Jamaica Motor Show held at Police Officers’ Club on Hope Road, St Andrew, on Saturday. Kimroy Bailey, 23-yearold electrical...
On January 26, 2012 I published my very first Blog Post; I decided since, that I would devote this blog to promoting local technology while sharing my personal engineering journey. Thanks to EVERYONE who have taken the time out to comment, correct, encouraged, 'Liked', Tweet, or Shared my thoughts. A...
The University of Technology, Jamaica exhibited an exceptional level of engineering in the robotics competition at IEEE SoutheastCon 2011. Fourteen students from the faculty of Engineering and Computing represented the university and country in annual competition held in Nashville Tennessee, USA. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineer (IEEE) is...
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