With the economical conditions that we as Jamaicans face on a daily basis, it’s always good to find ways to save. It’s not as hard as it seems, we can save financially and also protect/save our environment by living green (environmentally friendly). Green Building; (also known as green construction or...
Kimroy Bailey at the Jamaica Renewable Energy Expo held at the Jamaica Pegasus 2013 Monday, April 15, 2013 went down in history as the start of the renewable energy revolution, the first day of the Jamaica Alternative Energy Expo. This two day event, which is the first of its kind...
Certificate of Incorporation for our Non-Profit Organization The Kimroy Bailey Foundation aims to promote renewable energy utilization by installing wind turbines and solar systems in schools across Jamaica and the Caribbean. The donation campaign for our foundation was delayed due to a few legal and...
On Tuesday April 2, 2012, I was invited to join a distinguished panel of Prime Minister's Youth Awardees to discuss nation building and how young individuals can contribute to the holistic development of our country in the studios of Hot102FM. Myself along with fellow
On Saturday March 30 over 90% of the 600,000 customers of the Jamaica Public Service Company endured several hours without electrical energy, while Mr. Renewable enjoyed every bit of power from his solar panels and wind turbine in the overcast Saturday afternoon. The day was expected to be bustling with...
Kimroy Bailey being awarded by the Most Hon. Portia Simpson-Miller for International Achievement at the 2013 staging of the Prime Minister Youth Award Sunday March 24, 2013 marked the pinnacle of my personal achievements when I shared the stage with the seventh Prime Minister of Jamaica, the Most Honorable Portia...
TeamKB, Find out how you can support Caribbean Earth Hour 2013 by reading the post below. Caribbean Earth Hour is scheduled for 8:30 -9:30 pm this Saturday March 23. Let's all play our part. On March 2, 2013 Heather Pinnock wrote this blog post about starting a Caribbean Earth...
Former Venezuelan President Mr. Hugo Chávez The recent death of Venezuelan President Mr. Hugo Chávez has sparked concerns across the Caribbean and Latin America Energy sectors. It has been forecast that cheap Venezuelan oil which once flooded our shores are no longer expected to at the rate it did during Mr. Chávez...
This publication was extracted from the Jamaica Observer dated March 14, 2013. I would like to dedicate my nomination in the category of international achievement to Mommy and Daddy :) and The University of Technology, Jamaica engineering class of 2012. Kimroy Bailey Smiling with his Mother: Dorcas Bailey and Father:...
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...
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