The launch of MyAccount.Grenlec.com in October 2025 introduced a new way for customers to stay updated with their electricity accounts, with access to more detailed billing information, direct online payments to Grenlec, and account management options. Customers are invited to sign up and select paperless billing to receive email notifications in their inboxes.

Throughout 2025, Grenlec made targeted investments in infrastructure upgrades aimed at strengthening electricity supply and reducing service interruptions across Grenada and the Sister Isles. These enhancements form part of Grenlec’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a robust and dependable electricity network.

Woodlands Infrastructural Upgrade           

La Fortune Infrastructural Upgrade

Grenlec advanced generation expansion efforts in Carriacou to support growing energy needs and improve system resilience. This initiative strengthened generation capacity and enhanced energy security in the Sister Isle.

Advancing the MBIA Renewable Energy Project

The Maurice Bishop International Airport Renewable Energy Project is a utility-scale solar initiative designed to integrate more renewable energy into the national electricity system.

The work to be executed by Grenlec, includes the development of transmission infrastructure, a substation, and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) to support the safe and reliable integration of the solar farm. An independent power producer procured by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) will be responsible for the development of the solar farm.

Funding for the Grenlec project activities:

The World Bank will provide a subsidiary loan for USD $18.5M, to enable critical grid upgrades required to interconnect the solar photovoltaic farm at the airport. An additional USD $6.0M loan and USD $3.0M grant will also be provided by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) to fund half the cost of the BESS.

Supporting the Launch of Grenada’s First Fast Charging EV Station

Grenada’s first fast charging electric vehicle station was launched at the Dusty Highway branch by GreenPower, with support from Grenlec, marking an important milestone in the advancement of electric mobility in Grenada.

CARILEC Occupational Health and Safety Symposium

Grenlec actively participated in the annual CARILEC Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) initiative, reinforcing the importance of safety, best practices, and employee wellbeing across the regional electricity sector.

Showcasing Technical Excellence at the CARILEC Rodeo

Grenlec line workers represented Grenada at the regional CARILEC Rodeo, competing alongside utility teams from across the Caribbean. Grenlec line workers recorded strong individual and team performances, earning multiple top placements across several competition categories. Individual achievements included first-place finishes in the HV Fuse Link Replacement and Pole Speed Climb events, along with additional second- and third-place results in apprentice and technical categories. Separately, the Grenlec team placed third overall in the Experienced category, reflecting a high standard of technical skill, safety, and teamwork.

Support for Electricity Restoration in Jamaica

A five-member team from the Transmission and Distribution Department was deployed to Jamaica to assist the Jamaica Public Service Company with electricity restoration efforts following Hurricane Melissa. The effort was coordinated through CARILEC as part of a regional assistance programme.

2025 Grenlec Debates

Grenlec continued its longstanding support for youth development and critical thinking through the annual debates programme.

Grenada Boys’ Secondary School were the returning champions of the Grenlec Debates.

Celebrating Grenada’s 51st Independence

In celebration of Grenada’s 51st Independence, Grenlec showcased designer displays reflecting the 2025 theme, “Discover Grenada”