Minister Stuart Young of Trinidad and Tobago addressed the inaugural class of the National Energy Skills Centre Technical Institute's Renewable Energy Technology Services Scholarship programme, emphasizing unity and the potential of the youth to lead the country into the future. The programme, sponsored by industry players like Atlantic LNG and Trinidad Generation Unlimited, covers various renewable energy technologies such as photovoltaic, wind-turbine, geothermal energy, and notably, hydrogen. Young highlighted ongoing renewable projects like the Brechin Castle Solar Farm and the green hydrogen pilot project, signaling a shift towards sustainability and job creation in a traditionally oil-dependent economy. He expressed optimism about the younger generation's role in leading the country in renewables and driving economic growth. The programme offers internships and aims to equip students with the skills needed for the evolving job market, emphasizing the importance of unity and breaking barriers for a brighter Trinidad and Tobago.