Let's Build Gonave, Haiti!

A company in California called CAI builds several different variations of power plants that are affordable and come as a complete package.  The company can build from 1 to 10 MW power plants.  Currently we are in talks with the company to understand their application and how it can work on Gonave. While these plants are not using renewable energy, they do use natural gas.  So these plants would need to have a constant supply of natural gas to keep operating. The Spirit 1 seen above from cai3.com can power about 1,000 American homes.  Given that citizens in Canada and America use more power than anyone else on the plant, this power plant can provide a large amount of power to a good segment to Gonave.  The plant would mostly work to power light manufacturing.  Due to back up, two of these plants would be purchased so that there would be no power interruptions.  CAI also makes renewable energy plants as well.  Funding for this system could ...

There is a high-tech research park in Tallahassee, Florida that has many companies that have come together to create a eco-system of knowledge.  Similar to Silicon Valley in California, this research park has the cooperation of local universities, businesses, researchers, start-ups, venture capitalists, the city and state.  With all of this cooperation several labs and big companies call the park home. Currently the city of Albuquerque, NM is also doing something similar.  Two large national labs call the city home, in addition, you also have the state's largest university, University of New Mexico, along with many investors.  So the city and university are developing a similar park in two locations in the city, with the hub being downtown. What does this all mean for Gonave?  High tech jobs not only boost the economy, but you also become a magnet for bright minds.  You get large sums of investment from companies, you get attention of research companie...