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Saving energy at home The Charles Family focuses on energy efficiency Tornia and Kezel Charles and their Mom, Wilma, are strong advocates of energy efficiency at their home in Concord, St. John. After hearing an energy efficiency message from Grenlec about using electricity wisely, they decided to make some simple lifestyle changes that reduced their
Your safety is Grenlec priority To ensure reliable service, Grenlec continuously makes system improvements to help restore power quickly and safely after a storm. PRIORITY POWER RESTORATION PLAN 1. CRITICAL FACILITIES Grenlec prioritises restoration of power to critical facilities, such as hospitals, police and fire departments, water supply pumps, and other emergency facilities. 2. CUSTOMERS
At the Calabash Hotel and Spa in Grenada, using energy wisely is more than just a way to save money and increase profitability. It’s part of their corporate mission to better serve customers and do what’s good for Grenada. According to Zack Samuel, Calabash’s Resort Manager, being energy efficient and exploring renewable energy options is
Save energy & money Throughout every home there are appliances that use electricity even when they are turned off or idle. They are known as “energy pinchers.†Here’s how to stop the waste from energy pinchers in your home. Switch off or unplug televisions, cable boxes, power strips and other entertainment appliances when
With the very real threat of natural disasters, preparing for unexpected events is an ongoing process at Grenlec. This requires us to continually improve the strength of our electricity system, recover rapidly from destructive weather occurrences and provide reliable, high-quality service to you. Our team members implement both physical measures to reinforce the system against
Grenada. As our nation transitions to greater use of renewable energy to decrease our dependence on fuel imports, stabilise costs, and reduce our carbon footprint, it’s important to know the facts. Myth Fact 1. Renewable energy costs less than fossil fuels. Renewable energy is becoming more cost-competitive with fossil fuels because of advancements in
Grenlec’s Customer Care Centre in Grenville opened its doors today at its new location on Ben Jones Street. The new office, now located just past the gas station, on the ground floor of the building known as the Upper Level building is more spacious and accommodating to serve customers. A short ribbon-cutting ceremony with blessing
St. Lucia Electricity Services Limited (LUCELEC) commissions 3 MW Solar Farm in La Tourney, View Fort, April 2018--the first utility-scale solar plant in St. Lucia. Photo source: St. Lucia Times Collaboration Between Government and Utility Increases Renewable Energy in St. Lucia. St. Lucia Electricity Services (LUCELEC) and the Government of St. Lucia have partnered to
For over two decades, Grenlec has worked to diversify our nation’s energy portfolio and provide reliable, high-quality electricity service. Developing and increasing renewable energy generation is part of Grenlec’s strategic plan to help stabilise electricity prices, reduce fossil fuel imports, and support economic development. Learning from Germany and other countries, where rapid renewable energy development
