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The Charles Memorial Home is the most recent of six care institutions to benefit from a renewable energy gift from Grenlec. The 32-panel, 10 kW rooftop Solar Photovoltaic (Solar PV) system, which was handed over to the Charles Memorial Home will help offset the institution’s electricity costs. Thanking Grenlec for the project, Kester Cyrus, Chairman
Over the last six years, Grenlec has contributed more than $1.5 million to support health services in our tri-island state. More recently, Grenlec partnered with the Ministry of Health to purchase an ambulance. Grenlec believes that everyone should have access to good health and well-being. It’s part of our commitment to social responsibility.
ELECTRICITY COSTS The non-fuel charge remained the same in 2018. Over the last 24 years, the non-fuel charge has only increased by 3 cents. The fuel price increased due to higher world fuel prices. Throughout the year, Grenlec encouraged customers to be aware of the higher prices and to manage their bills by reducing their
Monday, 4 February 2019: Students at the Calliste Government School are enjoying reading in their newly constructed library.The 650 sq. ft. space was officially handed over to the students, principal and staff of the school at the end of January.The project was initiated by Grenada Schools Inc., in partnership with the Ministry of Education and
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
