Page 77 - Climate Compliance

Data collection with the climate station

In the summer of 2015, the Central Water and Sewerage Authority (CWSA) 77
set up a climate station at RVA funded by the World Bank. The climate station
measures wind, water and soil evaporation, solar radiation and rainfall. The data

collected is shared with students at the Academy and used to research changing
weather patterns.

Stakeholders at the geothermal energy
project

RVA was happy to attend the first workshop in Chateaubelair Resource Center
in 2013 and to become a stakeholder in the new Geothermal project. Since
RVA hosted the pilot team from Reykjavik Geothermal Power Plant coming
to SVG to make tests, the CCC has followed the progress and regularly
attended meetings about the project’s progress. Several articles on the benefits of
Geothermal energy have been published by RVA and distributed in SVG.