A new initiative called Renewstable Barbados (RSB) has been launched to provide clean electricity to Barbados through a hybrid system that integrates solar power with green hydrogen storage. Currently, the majority of electricity in Barbados is generated from imported fossil fuels, but the government has set a target to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2030. The RSB project is a significant step towards achieving this goal as it aims to supply clean power to more than 16,000 customers, resulting in a reduction of 48,000 tons of emissions per year and a decrease in fuel imports by 13 million liters annually. The partnership between the EU, Barbados, HDF Energy, and Rubis is crucial for the success of this initiative. The EU has been involved from the beginning, offering support in developing the business case and securing financing. Additionally, the European Investment Bank (EIB) is working alongside the project to provide guarantees and investment grants to ensure its successful implementation. This collaborative effort marks a positive development in Barbados' journey towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy future.