Tag: electricity
Gov’t to procure 100,000 street lights for nationwide installation- Min Edghill
The government will soon be procuring some 100,000 street lights which will be installed across the country to enhance communities ... Read More
GPL operating at around 192MW capacity – President Ali
Highlighting significant improvements at the Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL), President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali announced on Thursday that ... Read More
Gov’t exploring potential of second major gas project – President Ali
The government is currently evaluating the feasibility of a second major gas initiative to complement the ongoing Gas to Energy ... Read More
Gov’t keen on ensuring GPL’s grid stability – VP Jagdeo
With the power ship supplying 36 megawatts of electricity to the national grid and the Gas to Energy project set ... Read More
Work at Corriverton market 95 per cent completed
In a matter of weeks, vendors in Corriverton, Region Six, will resume their trade in a refurbished facility, with the ... Read More
New Forest, East Canje to get first-time electricity supply by July
New Forest, East Canje Berbice, Region Six, and its surrounding communities will be able to access electricity for the first ... Read More
Power ship now supplying 36 MW to national grid
The power ship docked at Everton, East Bank Berbice in Region Six is generating its maximum capacity of 36 megawatts ... Read More
Gov’t looking to acquire another 30 MW to address generation shortfall – Dr Jagdeo
As work advances to connect the Karpowership to supply 36 megawatts of electricity to the national grid, the government is ... Read More
36-megawatt power ship to offer significant relief to electricity woes
The recently arrived 36-megawatt power ship in Guyana will significantly alleviate existing electricity woes in the country. However, it is ... Read More
Power ship to begin connection to the grid tomorrow
-rainy weather delaying process The process to connect the Guyana Power and Light Inc’s (GPL’s) Demerara-Berbice Interconnected System (DBIS) to ... Read More