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Grenlec is pleased to announce that a five-member team from our Transmission and Distribution Department travelled to Jamaica on Sunday, 9 November 2025, to assist the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) with electricity restoration efforts following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.This deployment is part of the regional cooperation framework among Caribbean electric utilities, coordinated through
The Caribbean Electric Utility Services Corporation (CARILEC) and the Caribbean region continue to closely monitor Hurricane Melissa as it strengthened into a powerful Category 5 storm, bringing life-threatening winds, torrential rainfall, and potentially catastrophic flooding and landslides across Jamaica and parts of the wider Caribbean. Forecasts indicate that Jamaica will receive a direct hit
2024 Year in Review Post Hurricane Beryl Restoration Effort Once the all-clear was given by NaDMA after the passage of Hurricane Beryl, Grenlec team members began assessing the damage to the infrastructure on our three islands and commenced restoration. By the end of week one, we had restored power to 97% of electricity
Following the inclement weather conditions, Grenlec crews are working to restore service to just under 330 customers who are without electricity.On the morning of 29 June, the priority is to restore electricity service to customers in Upper Mirabeau/Bylands and De Blando/Plaisance in St. Andrew.The Company is grateful to the team members who remained on shift
