On May 5th Grenada Private Power Limited (GPP), the 50% shareholder of Grenlec, along with GPP’s parent company WRB Enterprises Inc. (WRB), filed a request for arbitration with the World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID); the purpose of this arbitration is to enforce the Government of Grenada’s contractual obligation to repurchase the 50% Grenlec shareholding that Government previously sold to GPP. READ MORE
With keen focus on the future, Customer Services Manager Casandra Slocombe reflects on all the advancements in customer service and team training… READ MORE
Today, Grenlec customers have the comfort of knowing that we are in an even stronger position to recover quickly in the unfortunate event of a disaster. Our Hurricane Fund currently exceeds... READ MORE
Claudia Alexis joined Grenlec in 1972 and retired in 2008 after serving in many positions during her 36 years of service, from Billing Clerk to Customer Services Director. Claudia remembers… READ MORE
Today Grenada Private Power Limited (GPP), the 50% shareholder of Grenlec, submitted its formal demand for the Government of Grenada to repurchase GPP’s shares in Grenlec. This demand was issued in accordance with the binding privatisation agreement (referred to as the Share Purchase Agreement or SPA) that Government entered into with GPP and GPP’s parent company WRB Enterprises Inc. (WRB) in 1994. READ MORE
As part of Grenlec’s commitment to Energising Our Nation, 2016 marked a year of increased renewable energy, advancements in new technologies, and lower electricity prices… READ MORE
With more than 220 employees, our company is privileged to be so closely connected to our nation’s education, sports, health and social services initiatives… READ MORE
