BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - Things are beginning to look very interesting in the alternative energy sector in Barbados. In recent months we have witnessed an intensification of practical involvement and investment, from both the public and private sectors. There is now better appreciation that we can generate more of our power needs using solar and wind energy. Last week Government took another positive step when it launched the wind energy project at Chance Hall, St Lucy, under the aegis of the Ministry of Transport and Works. This is the second major initiative in this area from under the leadership of Minister John Boyce. Despite tough economic times, he has recognized the importance of switching from carbon-based energy products. The new system being used at Chance Hall means that the residents in the surrounding districts do not suffer the kind of noise pollution and general discomfort suffered by those within a previous project at Lamberts in the same parish. We hardly expect community outcry on this occasion.
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