Grenada’s Geothermal Gamble Enters Defining Phase at Mount St. Catherine By: Robert Buluma The Caribbean’s race toward clean, independent, and resilient energy has entered a defining chapter as Grenada pushes its geothermal ambitions into the most critical stage yet. Backed by international financing, advanced drilling technologies, and a growing regional determination to break free from imported fossil fuels, the island nation is now standing at the edge of a potentially transformative energy revolution. In a major announcement released by the Caribbean Development Bank, Grenada’s geothermal programme has officially advanced into an expanded exploratory drilling campaign at Mount St. Catherine — a move that could determine whether the country possesses commercially viable geothermal resources capable of powering its future. For Grenada, this is far more than an energy project. It is a national strategic mission tied directly to energy security, electricity affordability, economic r...
A New Dawn for Renewable Energy in Kiel Transforming Kiel into a Geothermal Powerhouse By: Robert Buluma In a monumental move that marks a pivotal shift in Germany’s renewable energy trajectory, Innargi has secured its first geothermal exploration license in the country. The State Office for Mining, Energy and Geology (LBEG) has granted this exploration license, covering approximately 280 square kilometers in Kiel and its surrounding areas. This bold step not only expands Innargi’s footprint beyond Denmark and Poland but also positions Kiel as a future hotspot for geothermal energy production in Northern Europe. Who is Innargi? A Geothermal Powerhouse in the Making Founded with the mission to unlock deep geothermal energy across Europe, Innargi has rapidly established itself as a frontrunner in geothermal development . The company’s expertise spans large-scale district heating projects in Denmark , exploration initiatives in Poland , and now, an ambitious geothermal future ...