Hurricane Tips From Cuba

They monitor the region’s weather every day, but their gaze grows especially intense in hurricane season. Read More

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Cuba pinpoints more than 3,000 pre-Columbian settlements

A project to catalogue Cuba's pre-Columbian archaeological sites has pinpointed the locations of more than 3,200 indigenous settlements Read More

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Cuba: Wind Power vs. Oil

During a press conference, the director of Cuba’s Center for the Study of Renewable Energy Technologies (CETER), Conrado Moreno, declared that Cuba plans on developing the infrastructure needed to generate at least 10 percent of its electricity with renewable sources by the year 2030. Read More

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Songa Mercur to Depart Cuba for Vietnam

The drilling rig Songa Mercur (mid-water semisub) is departing Cuba for Vietnam after failing to find oil, Read More

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Songa Mercur to Depart Cuba for Vietnam

The drilling rig Songa Mercur (mid-water semisub) is departing Cuba for Vietnam after failing to find oil, Read More

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Cuba plans to build first biofuel power plant

Cuba plans to build a USD 60 million power plant fueled by sugarcane residue, marking the island's first foray into electricity generation using biofuel. Read More

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Cuban Homes Waste Considerable Water

“Cuban homes waste an estimated 22% of the water supply,” Read More

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Cuba Begins Digital TV Test in Parts of Capital

Cuba will begin digital television tests in some areas of the capital in June, to progressively introduce this service in the country Read More

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Cuba Proposes its Construction Services in Barcelona

Cuba will take its export services to the 18th Construction Fair of Barcelona, Spain, to take place May 21-24. Read More

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Cuban biotech industry expected to double in five years: officials

Cuba's biotechnology industry is expected to double over the next five years, bringing in more than five billion US dollars in export revenues, officials said recently. Read More

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