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Trinidad and Tobago has the infrastructure, experience and expertise of a long-established energy producer. CETRI grantee Ryan Bachoo examines whether the country is positioned to turn that head start into opportunity in a changing global energy landscape.

Eleven journalists from five Caribbean countries have been awarded CETRI reporting grants to produce in-depth stories exploring the opportunities, challenges and human impact of the Caribbean's energy transition.

The Caribbean Energy Transition Reporting Initiative (CETRI) has opened applications for the second round of its reporting grants programme supporting journalism on renewable energy, climate resilience and sustainability in the Caribbean.

CETRI grantee Ryan Bachoo examines Petrotrin's refinery revival in T&T, urging alignment with clean energy goals like hydrogen over outdated models. Read his call for sustainable industry adaptation.

CETRI has selected its first group of grantees—ten Caribbean storytellers who will dig into the region’s biggest clean-energy questions. Blending longstanding journalists with rising reporters, the cohort will produce stories that spotlight innovation, resilience and community-driven solutions.

CETRI invites Caribbean journalists to apply for US$400 grants to report on renewable energy. Apply by October 19, 2025.