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Kevin de Cuba joined the Department for Sustainable Development of the Organization of
American States in March 2006. He is born on the beautiful island of Aruba
and lived for many years in the Netherlands and a year in Portugal.
In 2003 he received his
BSc. (Honors) degree in Environmental Technology with specialization in
Waste Management and Waste Water Treatment from the Van Hall
Institute, the Netherlands and in 2006 he received his Prestige MSc. degree
Sustainable Development with specialization in Energy & Resources from the
Copernicus Institute at the Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Mr. de
Cuba is fluent in English, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese and Papiamento, and
has working knowledge in German.
Kevin is involved
as Energy Specialist directly and/or indirectly with several energy related projects within the DSD,
among others, the Global Sustainable Energy Islands
Initiative (GSEII) in the Caribbean,
Eastern Caribbean Geothermal Energy Project (Geo-Caraïbes), the US-Brazil
Biofuels Initiative, and the Renewable
Energy in the Americas Initiative (REIA).
Kevin loves to travel and
experience other cultures. He plays guitar, bass and drums and in his free time he
tries to do as many sports as possible including his passion, volleyball.
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