Philip Killeen

Philip Killeen is a Research Assistant for the Climate and Energy Team at Worldwatch Institute. There he contributes to the Institute’s portfolio of project work, including co-authoring the 2015 Caribbean Sustainable Energy Roadmap Strategy (C-SERMS) and independent research on sustainable urbanization and climate finance in developing states. Philip also manages the Low Emissions Development Strategies Global Partnership (LEDS GP) Energy Working Group, an international practitioner and knowledge sharing network of over 120 energy experts.

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A Justified Juncture: How Renewables Are Redefining Jamaican Energy Economics (Part 4)

- January 11, 2016 - , , ,

The benefits of transitioning away from fossil fuels and toward Jamaica’s abundant renewable resources extend well beyond increased energy security.

“Give Me Light, Give Me Life”: How Renewables Are Rekindling Hope in Haiti (Part 3)

- January 6, 2016 - , , , , ,

“Distributed” renewable energy generation from independent power producers is emerging as a viable option for serving rural communities.

Don’t Siesta on Sustainability: How Renewables Can Reinvigorate the Dominican Republic (Part 2)

- December 30, 2015 - , , , , ,

By transitioning to renewable energy, the Dominican Republic can save more than $25 billion in energy sector spending through 2030.

Effortless Energy Economics: How Domestic Renewables Can Energize the Caribbean (Part 1)

- December 28, 2015 - , , , ,

With developing countries poised to be leading frontiers for global growth in carbon dioxide emissions, the need is urgent to set a strong precedent for change.

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