Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew of St. Kitts and Nevis announced the nation's strategic move towards becoming a net exporter of renewable energy, particularly emphasizing the interest of the European Union in green hydrogen from the Caribbean. This aligns with the country's Sustainable Island State Agenda, aiming to capitalize on the economic opportunities presented. The government is actively investing in geothermal, solar, and wind energy projects, with full funding secured for a significant 50-60 megawatt geothermal project on Nevis. Additionally, collaborations with international stakeholders like the Saudi Fund for Development and the Caribbean Development Bank are facilitating these ventures. Plans for a 50-megawatt solar farm project with the Republic of China (Taiwan) and a wind energy project at Port Zante are also underway. These initiatives not only meet domestic energy demands but also pave the way for energy exports to neighboring islands and beyond, contributing to energy security and sustainability. Prime Minister Drew highlighted that investing in renewable energy is essential for the long-term resilience of the nation's economy, opening doors to new revenue streams and benefiting future generations. Saint Kitts and Nevis' bold steps in renewable energy signify their commitment to a sustainable and prosperous future, positioning themselves as a key player in the Caribbean's green energy revolution.