Over a week of high-level discussions, collaborative sessions, and intimate dinners, one message echoed true: the time for collective, climate-smart transformation is now.

Switching to renewable energy is a challenge for Small Island Developing States (SIDS). However, Nevis is priding itself with its advancements thus far, and with the current funding in place, and the expectation of future funding, Nevis remains dedicated to reaching its goals.

Today, as the world races toward a cleaner and more sustainable future, Kenya is proving that even in the face of challenges, hope and progress can shine through.

This first-of-its-kind gathering brought together young Bahamians, regional leaders, policymakers, and industry experts around a shared mission: to empower youth with the knowledge, tools, and connections they need to shape a sustainable energy future for our region.

From Antigua and Barbuda to NYC: Blue Planet Alliance Global Ambassador Shemika Spencer reflects on Climate Week 2025, clean-energy momentum, island resilience, and global climate action.

This program brought together thought leaders and change-makers from diverse island nations for a week of intensive learning, collaboration, and strategic planning in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The energy in New York City during Climate Week is always electric, but this year, the urgency felt different. With COP30 on the horizon and the 2030 deadline for many global goals rapidly approaching, the focus shifted from mere discussion to concrete, scalable action.

The humidity of the Amazon was matched only by the heated intensity of the negotiations at COP30. For two weeks in November 2025, the world gathered in Belém, faced with the undeniable reality of our climate crisis.

The inaugural Tides of Innovation Workshop marked a pivotal moment for Trinidad & Tobago and the wider Caribbean. By convening a dynamic group of 19 leaders from academia, government, and youth innovation networks, the event successfully transformed the conversation around the region's pressing sargassum challenge.

The Cayman Islands, like many island nations, finds itself at a fundamental turning point in its journey toward sustainable energy.

The Honorable Arnold Indalecio Palacios, Governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), passed away yesterday (July 23, 2025). Surrounded by loved ones, he was 69 years old.

The plan marks a shift in the country’s energy future, balancing availability, affordability, and environmental sustainability.

Patagonia’s landscapes and climates were unlike any I’d known; massive glaciers, towering mountain ranges, and fierce winds. But beneath this stunning landscape were the same challenges we confront in the Pacific: rising temperatures, disappearing ecosystems, and people struggling to keep their way of life alive.

UNOC3, held in Nice, France, put the spotlight on the global oceanic system — and edged closer to a historic treaty protecting marine ecosystems.

Thanks to BPA’s Fellowship Program, more than three dozen islands are on the path to 100% renewable energy.

This year, Blue Planet Alliance will celebrate May the fourth for the fourth cohort of our Fellowship Program. Like the good guys in “Star Wars,” we’re gathering forces from around the universe (well, at least this planet) to fight for the future of humanity.

Explore Antarctica and Patagonia through the eyes of Mark Haver, one of Blue Planet Alliance’s global ambassadors. From learning about glacier preservation to seeing renewable energy in remote areas, his journey highlights global efforts to protect our planet and advance sustainability goals.

This past week, the Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI) signed a Blue Planet Climate Agreement, a document declaring its intention to commit itself on the path to a 100% renewable-energy future. RMI is the 12th island to sign an agreement.

Attending the Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) conference in Barbados was a transformative experience for BPA Global Ambassador Kerese Elliott. SE4ALL highlighted innovative clean-energy solutions, the role of Small Island Developing States (SIDS), and the urgent need for climate action.

Blue Planet Alliance Caribbean Director Kneyone Murray attended the Sustainable Energy for All Conference in Barbados.