Cuba fails to restore electricity, suffers second nationwide blackout after grid collapse

By not blockading them, presumably.

I'm sure we would have, if we didn't have an election going and the Cubans in Florida weren't actually drooling watching the misery like pornhub.

Wait, so it’s not because of communism? No way

Solar is very expensive upfront cost and requires upgraded infrastructure. Cuba is poor and their infrastructure is old as fuck.

Cuba gets a hell of a lot of hurricanes. They probably have a hard time keeping a solar farm nailed down. Likely they have some of the same problems if they tried to do a lot of wind. Wave or tidal might not be a miserable choice, But that stuff's pretty expensive, and they're still going to have a lot of extreme weather to deal with.

It probably wouldn't hurt them to have a small nuclear reactor. It would have to be designed very carefully and have a lot of failsafes and redundancies as using diesel for emergency coolant backup is probably not a viable solution for them.

Damn, Namibia