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Monday, 20 June 2016: Continuing its long tradition of fostering sport and youth, the Grenada Electricity Services has again joined forces with the Grenada Olympic Committee to support Team Grenada for the upcoming Rio Olympics. Making the presentation ahead of the Olympic Day Run activities on Saturday, 18 June 2016, Ms. Karel Hood, an
Learning from the Experiences of Other Countries in Developing Renewable Energy (RE) Tuesday, 7 June 2016: As Grenada and Grenlec continue to pursue our important agenda to develop renewable energy, it is important that we learn from other countries. Despite the low cost of fuel that has driven electricity prices down since 2014, Grenlec remains
Thursday, 19 May 2016: Grenada’s largest renewable project, being implemented by Grenlec, will be completed over the next 3 months. On Thursday, members of the media were given the opportunity to see the progress on the projects, which Grenlec recently began constructing. The $6.4 million renewable energy project consists of 11 solar photovoltaic (PV) installations
The new Electricity Supply Bill and Public Utilities Regulatory Commission Bill presently being raced through Parliament by the Government of Grenada will fundamentally alter and restructure every single aspect of how Grenada’s nationwide electricity sector is owned, operated and regulated. These new bills unilaterally scrap the current legislative and regulatory framework that has successfully allowed
With only two months left until Grenada hosts CARIFTA 2016, Grenlec is pleased to be passing the Grenlec Community Partnership baton to the local organizing committee in Grenada. Under the Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative, the company partnered with the organizers of CARIFTA by providing $50,000XCD towards the hosting of the event. Speaking at the
Kite flying is a wonderful Grenadian tradition observed particularly in the month preceding and during Easter and dates back long before there were power lines.While this tradition is enjoyed by people of all ages, we need to remain mindful that:It can be dangerous or even fatal if the kite contacts an energised line.It can trigger
Provide Safe Access to Your Meter At least once every month, our meter readers need to access your electricity meter to obtain an actual reading. These visits are important because they help us to bill you correctly and on time. Periodically and during emergencies, other Grenlec team members may also check your meter for accuracy.
The residents and businesses of Grenada benefitted from positive changes and improvements in 2015 as Grenlec aggressively acted upon its commitment of Energising Our Grenada. Lower electricity rates, increased renewable energy production, advancement of new technologies, and greater customer care highlighted 2015. The changes and initiatives were executed by Grenlec’s dedicated team of 200+ staff
Tuesday, 5 January 2016: The Grenada Electricity Services Ltd (GRENLEC) is pleased to announce a 2.36% decrease in the non-fuel rate this year, in keeping with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) as it stood at 31 December 2014. Non-fuel rate adjustments, which are adjusted annually, are regulated by a Price Cap Formula as per
ENERGISING OUR GRENADA: ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF RENEWABLE ENERGY by Clive Hosten, Chief Engineer, Grenlec Renewable energy has come a long way in the last twenty years, making it a more viable option for generating electricity to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. Grenlec is 100% committed to exploring and developing more renewable energy resources
