Energy resources
The U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Energy Office Facebook Page
Energy Tips Consumer Oriented Fact Sheets
Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority
Real Time production figures by St. Thomas Airport Solar System
Links to Virgin Islands residential Solar Systems
St. Thomas Montessori School solar production
More tips Budgeting Your Energy
Tax Credit for Energy Efficiency
EPA Energy Star Program
USVI Stimulus TRACKING
Island Green Building Association
Fuel Economy Guide for new cars
Virgin Islands Code
Florida Solar Energy Center
Video on how solar energy is produce
Putting Energy into Education, the National Energy Education Development project
States Advancing SolarStates Advancing Solar
American Council for and Energy Efficient Economy
The Alliance to Save Energy
Solar Energy Industries Association
Energy Efficient Solutions for cars and home
American Wind Energy Association
National Renewable Energy Lab
A challenge to stop global warming through innovative building design
Florida Solar Energy Center
Stay Connected to Ontario's Solar Industry
Green For All
Calculators
How to Calculate Home Energy Use
Find out what the payback period would be on your solar project at www.ongrid.net/payback
Net Metering
The overall agreement and regulations can be viewd by clicking here.
A checklist of what the customer needs to do can be seen by clicking here. A checklist of what an inspector will look at can be seen by clicking on checklist.
Truewinds project
The Mesomap is the most advanced wind mapping system in use today, and is also the most widely tested and validated. It has several advantages over traditional wind resource assessment methods. First, it operates without the need for surface wind data. Second, it simulates important meteorological phenomena not captured in most other models, such as katabatic (downslope) mountain winds, channeling through mountain passes, lake and sea breezes, low-level jets, temperature inversions, and surface roughness effects. Finally, mesomap directly simulates long-term wind conditions, thereby eliminating the need for uncertain climatological adjustments.Mesomap characterizes wind resources in a region by recreating actual weather and wind conditions for 366 days randomly sampled from a 15-year historical record. For different mesomaps of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico make appropriat selection below.
Wind speed 100 meters
Wind speed 70 meters
Wind speed 50 meters
Wind speed 30 meters
Wind density 100 meters
Wind density 50 meters
Click here if you want to read a 96-page report on the benefits of onshore and offshore wind turbines..
Other Reports
U.S. Department of Interior's Energy Assessment report --2006.
Solar sizing worksheet.
Virgin Islands Energy Office Wind Study. For the results of the first six months click here. For the addendum click here.
The New York Times recently published an article surveying various books on Global Warming. The article, entitled How Close to Catastrophe?, can be read by clicking here.
The V.I. Energy Office Director Bevan R. Smith Jr. made a presentation to the V.I Public Services Commission on the need for Net Metering on the islands. To see his typed notes for that presentation click here. To see his slide presentation, Click here. (This is a large file that may take several minutes to download)
Can a home wind turbine make money? 
Click here to read BBC article
Government resources
Governor's website
Southern States Regional Energy Board
The VI Department of Planning and Natural Resources
VI Costal Zone Management
VI Fish and Wildlife Division
VI Water and Power Authority
The VI Senate
Delegate to Congress Donna Christensen
US Environmental Protection Agency
Other resources
University of the Virgin Islands
St. Croix Environmental Association
St. Croix's East End Marine Park