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Celebrating 10 Years of Grenlec’s Customer Renewable Energy Interconnection Programme Grenlec voluntarily started its Customer Renewable Energy Interconnection Programme to expand renewable energy generation and provide opportunities for customers who want to install renewable energy systems. Launched in 2007 and the first of its kind in the English-speaking Caribbean, the Customer Renewable Energy
ELECTRICITY COSTS Overall, the non-fuel charge has decreased 33.3% since 1994 when adjusted for inflation. That’s an increase of only 3 cents over the last 23 years. RENEWABLE ENERGY Grenlec awarded Best Distributed Generation Project at 2017 Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum. Together, Grenlec and customers operate 2.16 MW of renewable energy systems, representing 7.1%
Friday, 22 March 2019: In the last quarter of 2018, Grenlec launched its “Give A Wish” promotion inviting customers to nominate someone or a cause to receive a gift from Grenlec. Thousands of nominations were made via Grenlec’s online platform and in-store boxes.Fifteen winners were randomly selected to receive a wish of their choice, valued
Monday, 13 November 2017: The St. Andrew’s Anglican Secondary School (SAASS) is celebrating the rewards of its success in the Grenlec Debates over the years.The school has now added a new gym facility that was funded through project awards that SAASS earned in the Grenlec Debates. Speaking during the blessing of the facility, Dianne Abel-Jeffrey –
The Grenlec Community Partnership Initiative is proud to contribute $55,000 this year for equipment and supplies to Grenada Amateur Swimming Association for the Good Hope Pool. The project will enhance Grenada’s swimming programmes. “A big ‘thank you’ to Grenlec for their contribution in the development of swimming in Grenada, and to enhance the facility and
Tuesday, 18 October 2016: “Recently a number of customers have been found to have interconnected generation systems to Grenlec’s network without authorisation, the vast majority being renewable energy systems. These unauthorised interconnections pose significant safety threats, including electrocution, to our staff and our customers, and could potentially damage our system.” So said Collin Cover, General
