Energia TV
| Branding | Energia TV |
|---|---|
| History | |
| Founded | August 13, 2012 |
Energia TV is a television station in Bonaire, also available in Aruba and Curaçao on cable.
Initially known as Energia Vision, it began broadcasts on August 13, 2012 on SETAR channel 55 in Bonaire and 22 in Curaçao.[1] The station is owned alongside its radio counterpart Radio Energia, by politician Ramonsito Booi,[2] whose latter's broadcasts under that name were suspended on February 20, 2009.
On February 26, 2019, the channel was renamed Dutch Caribbean TV (DCTV).[3] Under this name, the channel held the kids edition of Big Live Nature Quiz,[4] the Bonaire speech for Mark Rutte's Chains of the Past report on 19 December 2022 (alongside NOSTV)[5] and cabinet meetings.[6]
The rename was made to avoid associating the station with political connotations. The current owners are Emilayla Coffi and Erick Alvarez.[7]
See also
References
- ^ "Energia Vision Bonaire, a bay den aire ayera tardi na canal 55 na Aruba" (pdf) (in Papiamento).
- ^ "Ingezonden brief over SGB". bonaire.nu (in Dutch).
- ^ "EnergiaVision op Bonaire maakt doorstart". bonaire.nu (in Dutch).
- ^ "Highlights from the Big Live Nature Quiz – Kids Edition". smn-news.com.
- ^ "On December 19th, 2022, Prime Minister Mark Rutte will speak live from the National Archives in the Netherlands about his cabinet's response to the report 'Ketenen van het verleden' (Chains of the past)' by the Advisory Board Dialooggroep Slavernijverleden". arubaonline.news.
- ^ "Island Council Meetings Bonaire Return to Passangrahan". bes-reporter.com.
- ^ "E canal di television Boneriano Dutch Caribbean TV a bira Energia TV Bonaire". noticiacla.com (in Papiamento).