Guadeloupe solor bioenergy

How does albioma contribute to the Energy Autonomy of Guadeloupe?

Since 1998, Albioma has contributed to the energy autonomy of Guadeloupe, a territory not connected to mainland networks, by producing electricity from local biomass and photovoltaic energy. In Guadeloupe, Albioma operates the Le Moule thermal biomass power plant, which supplies 22% of the electricity available on the grid.

How much does energy cost in Guadeloupe?

Energy Snapshot Guadeloupe This profile provides a snapshot of the energy landscape of Guadeloupe, an overseas region of France located in the eastern Caribbean Sea. Guadeloupe’s utility rates are approximately $0.18 U.S. dollars (USD) per kilowatt-hour (kWh), below the Caribbean regional average of $0.33 USD/kWh.

Who is solör bioenergy?

Production and distribution of district heating, industrial steam and electricity for private, industrial and commercial buildings, energy recovery based on impregnated and treated wood, and the production of biomass. Solör Bioenergy is recognized as a local, long-term, solution-oriented and profitable company with reliable delivery.

Is Guadeloupe a renewable country?

Guadeloupe has a large portfolio of renewable generating capacity, with 112.8 MW installed as of 2013. It also has a diverse portfolio, both in terms of generation types and facil-ity ownership.

What is albioma doing in Guadeloupe?

In Guadeloupe, Albioma operates the Le Moule thermal biomass power plant, which supplies 22% of the electricity available on the grid. In addition to bagasse, the Group is seeking to mobilise new forms of local biomass and without conflict of use outside the sugar campaigns.

Does Guadeloupe rely on imported fuels?

Nevertheless, Guadeloupe’s reliance on imported fossil fuels—more than half of the island’s electricity is generated from imported petroleum-based fuels—leaves it vulnerable to significant disruptions in shipping or the availability of import facilities.