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This year, GRENLEC’s Lantern Floral Exposition has utilised Grenada’s flora and fauna to create another set of beautiful displays to observe Grenada's Independence. Grenada's 2015 Independence celebration theme is “Moving forward in unity to build a stronger nation”. Consequently, the Lantern Exposition draws from the Japanese Ikebana tradition that promotes the concept of oneness with
Monday, 9 March 2015: Students and staff at St. Andrew’s Anglican Secondary School are delighted to be the beneficiaries of an energy efficiency and renewable energy project under Grenlec’s Community Partnership Initiative. A special 5th anniversary award for the Grenlec Debates Champion, the project included replacement of lighting with LED fixtures, as well as a 13.92
How Grenada’s electricity prices compare with other island nations By Collin Cover, General Manager & Chief Executive Officer, Grenada Electricity Service Ltd.(Grenlec) There is a misperception that Grenada’s electricity prices are higher than other small island nations in the Caribbean, as well as around the world. The following snapshot shows how Grenada ranks with other
Grenada’s Electricity Prices are Comparable to Other Small Island States Having conducted a recent survey of electricity prices, Grenlec again wants to correct the assertion that Grenada’s electricity prices are the highest in the Caribbean and the world. The typical monthly bill for a home in Grenada, using Grenlec’s average domestic customer’s consumption of
Wednesday, 17 February 2016: Grenlec continues to explore renewable energy options for a range of applications, the Company is supporting Aris Wind in testing the effectiveness of its products under typical Caribbean conditions. As a first step, Grenlec has collaborated with the US-based company to install one of their Remote Power Units (RPU) at the
Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. (GRENLEC) is pleased to announce the signing of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the Company and the Grenada Technical and Allied Workers’ Union. The Agreement, signed on 2 February, covers the period 1 January, 2012 to 31 December, 2017. Collin Cover, GRENLEC’s General Manager, says the Company is satisfied that all
Beausejour, Carriacou, May 21, 2014-The problem of low water supply especially during the dry season will soon be a thing of the past for residents of the sister isle of Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
Jointly funded by the European Union through a Grant to the Government of Grenada and GRENLEC, this project seeks to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuel for electricity generation. The project seeks to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuel for electricity generation. Carriacou’s relative size in relation to the rest of the electricity grid in
