June 17–19, 2027 · AUA Conference Center, Antigua
Caribbean Energy & Infrastructure Summit
Powering the Region. From Petrodollars to Renewable Sovereignty.
The ministers, operators, financiers, and regulators charting the Caribbean's energy transition — from offshore oil and LNG to solar, wind, geothermal, and green hydrogen.
Countdown to convening
June 17–19, 2027 · AUA Conference Center, Antigua
The Mandate
Four pillars.
One mandate.
CEIS '27 is the Caribbean's authoritative annual summit spanning every energy source and the infrastructure required to deliver it — offshore oil and gas, solar, wind, geothermal, ocean energy, green hydrogen, grid modernisation, and the policy architecture to integrate them all.
Pillar I
The Oil Reality
Guyana's $4.3B 2026 oil revenue and T&T's gas pivot — the petrodollar foundation that, governed well, becomes the seed capital for regional energy transition.
Pillar II
The Renewables Reality
Solar at $0.09/kWh, geothermal at financial close, wind at 30% of Curaçao's grid — the technology is ready. The institutional plumbing is not.
Pillar III
Global Positioning
COP30 NDC scrutiny, China's $117M solar push, US PARE response — the geopolitical context that makes Caribbean energy sovereignty a security imperative.
Pillar IV
The Capital Architecture
A Caribbean Renewable Energy Finance Facility that aggregates small-island projects into investment-grade portfolios — designed at CEIS '27, operational by 2029.
Convening the region
Participating nations.
CARICOM member states, OECS territories, and regional secretariats sending delegations to St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda.
Convened with
Supporting institutions.
Venue
AUA Conference Center
An academic and diplomatic campus venue on the American University of Antigua in St. John's — capable of hosting plenary, twelve concurrent tracks, ministerial side-rooms, awards dinner, and accredited media in a single secured perimeter.
- Plenary hall with simultaneous interpretation (EN/ES/FR/NL)
- Six concurrent breakout rooms for the 12-track programme
- Ministerial side-rooms with secure perimeter
- Awards dinner pavilion with capacity for 600
Getting there
- V.C. Bird International Airport (ANU) — direct service from Miami, NYC (JFK), Atlanta, Toronto, London (LGW), Frankfurt, San Juan, and the wider Caribbean
- Delegate transfers coordinated by the Summit Secretariat
- Diplomatic protocols arranged through the Office of Protocol
Accommodation
- Curated room blocks at St. James's Club, Royalton Antigua, Hodges Bay, and Sandals Grande Antigua
- Concierge desk for accredited delegations
- Heads-of-Delegation residences arranged on request
On-site facilities
- Plenary hall with simultaneous interpretation
- Ministerial side-rooms with secure perimeter
- Press accreditation suite and broadcast feeds
- Awards dinner pavilion and reception spaces
Accreditation now open