
Solar Energy in Aruba: Missing the Green Wave
Over a decade ago, Aruba moved toward renewable energy by allowing homes and businesses to install solar panels and connect them to the national grid. Elma
Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.

Over a decade ago, Aruba moved toward renewable energy by allowing homes and businesses to install solar panels and connect them to the national grid. Elma

The Landsverordening Voorkoming Verontreiniging Door Schepen

In a significant development today, October 8, 2024, Minister of Labor, Energy, and Integration Glenbert Croes was arrested as part of the ongoing Portulac

The recent strikes at major U.S. ports, including the Port of Miami and other East Coast and Gulf Coast hubs, are ringing alarm bells for Caribbean economi

The Aruba Fair Trade Authority AFTA has completed three-quarters of its operation, but its effectiveness and priorities deserve scrutiny

Congratulations are in order for Bucuti Beach Hotel Grant Thornton and the Aruba Hotel and Tourism As

Consumer rights in Aruba have long been ignored. Despite clear legal protections, the public’s awareness remains low, giving retailers room to sidestep the

The Impact on Venezuelan Investments in Aruba Aruba has historically been an attractive destination for Venezuelans, particularly those looking to invest i
The Mating Dance This week saw a significant political development as the Prime Minister tendered the resignation of her entire cabinet. This dramatic move

The recent Torrealba Gonzalez vs. Sociale Verzekeringsbank SVB