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Reduction in Non-Fuel Electricity Rate Lessens Impact of World Fuel Price Increases on Customers
The Grenada Electricity Services Ltd (Grenlec) is pleased to note the positive impact of a 25% decrease in the non-fuel rate.This decrease
Planned Outages 3rd April to 9th April 2022
Planned outages are part of an ongoing maintenance programme. This programme allows Grenlec to maintain reliability, power quality and safety by
Planned Outages 28th March to 2nd April 2022
These planned outages are part of an ongoing maintenance programme. This programme allows Grenlec to maintain reliability, power quality and safety
Grenlec Debates Set to Return this Year
The Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. (Grenlec) along with other partners are currently preparing to host the 2023 Grenlec Debates.
St. Lucian Electrical Crew arrives in Grenada to Assist with Post-Hurricane Beryl Restoration
The St. Lucia Electricity Services (LUCELEC) is the first to arrive of a number of support crews
Grenlec Restoration Update
DAVIDIndustrial Feeder impacted - (St David) Main line up to Gladstone Road, St. Andrew’s including the town
More than 97% of Electricity Customers Restored on Mainland Grenada Post-Hurricane Beryl
Following the passage of Hurricane Beryl one week ago, Grenlec is pleased to announce that over 97%
Saving Energy at Home
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
PRIORITY POWER RESTORATION PLAN
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
Focus on energy efficiency – Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel and Spa
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
Energy Pinchers
Save energy & money Throughout every home there are appliances that use electricity even when they are turned off or idle. They are
Increasing Resilience and Reliability
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
Addressing Renewable Energy Realities and Myths
Grenada. As our nation transitions to greater use of renewable energy to decrease our dependence on fuel imports, stabilise costs, and reduce our carbon footprint,