The Dominica Ministry of Education, with support from the Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and RMI, founded as Rocky Mountain Institute, has added solar power and battery energy storage systems to two primary schools -Morne Prosper and Paix Bouche - which both serve as hurricane shelters, as a pivotal step towards their goal of becoming a fully climate-resilient nation.
The Dominica Schools Microgrid Project consisted of the rebuilding of Morne Prosper Primary School and Paix Bouche Primary School, which were severely damaged by Hurricane Maria in 2017, and the installation of resilient energy systems at the schools to provide safe learning environments for its students and reliable hurricane shelters for the communities.
CLF and RMI provided funding and technical assistance for this project in close partnership with local community members. This included engaging the communities to build lasting knowledge of the direct benefits of solar and batter energy storage systems.
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