NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Inti Corporation, a Bahamian provider of renewable energy solutions engaged to construct and operate the $15 million Lucayas Solar Power project on Grand Bahama Island, has announced the upcoming commissioning of its Fairfield solar site scheduled for the end of this month.

The Fairfield solar site represents the first utility-scale solar or renewable energy facility in The Bahamas, marking a historic achievement in the nation's energy sector, while also paving the way for future projects like the ongoing development of the Devon solar site.

Owen Bethel, CEO of Inti Corporation speaking about the project stated: "The commissioning of the Fairfield site is a testament to our team's dedication and hard work, reflecting our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and providing reliable, renewable energy solutions. This is a pivotal step forward in our mission to transition towards a more sustainable future."

Bethel, while acknowledging the progress at the Devon site: "The Corporation is making significant headway on the Devon solar project site, currently in the advanced stages of development. It is expected to further expand Inti Corporation's capacity to meet Grand Bahama's energy demands while reducing the carbon footprint."

Both the Fairfield and Devon projects align with Inti Corporation's strategic vision of enhancing renewable energy accessibility and contribute to a broader initiative to invest in clean energy technologies benefiting both the environment and communities.

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