How Cravo Cooling Houses are making a difference on the island of Eleuthera

Video Series: Growing Produce in Hot Climates

Dr. Selima Hauber in Eleuthera, Bahamas

Nearly a third of the world’s population lives in climates that pose harsh environments for growing plants. In these conditions, fresh fruits and vegetables must either be imported or grown in structures that rely on costly electric ventilation systems or expensive irrigation. With exposure to tropical storms like cyclones, hurricanes, and typhoons as well as scarcity of fresh water, producing fruits and vegetables becomes a major challenge. The beautiful island of Eleuthera in The Bahamas is one such climate.

Watch this video series highlighting how Dr. Selima Hauber and her team at the Centre for Training and Innovation in Eleuthera (CTI) are using Cravo’s Cooling Houses to provide fresh leafy greens to restaurants, residents, and businesses on the island.

Courtesy of CTI Eleuthera and the "Bahamas @ Sunrise" program.

Episode One: How Cravo Cooling Houses work in hot climates

Episode Two: How Cravo Cooling Houses stand up to tropical storms

Episode Three: The impact of fresh produce on the Island

To find out how Cravo's cooling houses will perform in your climate, contact our customer service team.

Reach sales@cravo.com