Government And Grenlec Collaborating To Grant Promised Reduction In Bills To Grenadians
https://www.nowgrenada.com/2020/05/government-and-grenlec-collaborating-to-grant-promised-reduction-in-bills/
https://www.nowgrenada.com/2020/05/government-and-grenlec-collaborating-to-grant-promised-reduction-in-bills/
Electricity Customers Embrace Pop up Payment Centres Friday, 22 May 2020: Electricity customers in the parish of St. David and surrounding communities are embracing the opportunity to pay electricity bills at Grenlec’s pop-up payment centres.On 19 and 20 May, the service started at the St. Dominic’s RC Parish Hall, moved to Crochu 21-22 May and continues
Grenlec Announces Changes in Procedures in Response to Covid-19 ThreatThursday, 19 March 2020: As an essential service provider, Grenlec’s first priority is to safeguard you and our team members, while maintaining a reliable electricity supply for your homes, businesses and emergency response facilities.We are monitoring the developments related to Covid-19 Pandemic and will adjust our
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Follow these 5 steps to get electricity service Plan for energy: Design for safety and energy efficiency. Secure planning approval. Advise Grenlec if project is extensive or will require new infrastructure. Use Grenlec’s Service Application Checklist to guide you: Download here. Wire or Modify Wiring: Use a licensed electrician. Apply to Government Inspectorate Unit
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