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...
Sun, Sand, Sea and Sustainability The Kimroy Bailey Foundation envisions a totally renewable Jamaica where our nation reduces oil importation and harnesses the vast amount of energy in the Sun, Wind, Sea, Rivers and Waste... It embraces the concept shared by the publication that won Top Blog Post of 2012, entitled:
Yesterday I presented at the Northern Caribbean University on Robotics Technology in Jamaica at a Forum organized by the CHIPS academic club, (Computer Hardware Information Processing Specialist). While trying to put the event in words I received a message from the organizer Mr. Oshando Johnson expressing his gratitude for sharing...
On Monday November 19, 2012 I was featured on TVJ's morning time program: Smile Jamaica. The interview was conducted by Nevelle Bell and Simone Clarke-Cooper. We briefly discussed the operations of the Tropical Storm Wind Turbine Model that was placed 2nd in the recent Global Humanitarian Competition in Seattle Washington,...
My Family: Keith Bailey, Dorcas Bailey, Kimroy Bailey and Lakeith Bailey On November 3, 2012 I received my Bachelors in Engineering from the University of Technology, Jamaica. It was a blessed opportunity to grace the podium and collected my Degree with Honorary Mention for Co-curricular Involvement and International University...
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