Letting off steam: How Dominica's volcanoes will boost its green energy

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The Caribbean island is building a power station that will use steam naturally heated by volcanic rock.

Dr Henderson adds that he hopes the success of the geothermal plant will inspire other Caribbean nations to explore more renewable energy sources.

Dr Henderson admits that the project is "not easy" for a country that "faced a big challenge" when it had to substantially repair its electricity network after 2017's Hurricane Maria.