Public Utilities Regulatory Commission - Grenada

Did You Know? – Week 3

Our mission is simple: to ensure reliable and sustainable utility services at fair and reasonable prices.

Did You Know? – Week 2 💡

At PURC, we are committed to promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency, and conservation across Grenada.

By raising awareness and encouraging smarter energy use, we support the nation’s climate commitments and sustainable development goals. 🌱⚡

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC), in collaboration with the Grenada Sustainable Development Trust Fund (GSDTF), as part of its outreach initiative is engaging secondary school students on the importance of biodiversity and renewable energy for Grenada’s sustainable future. The second part of the session are facilitated by PURC representatives, Public Relations Assistant Mr. Raheem Smith and Consumer and Public Affairs Officer Ms. Allecia Andrew.

💡 Did You Know?

Before 2016, the electricity sector operated without a formal regulator ⚡️

The establishment of the PURC changed that, bringing structure, oversight, and

forward-looking regulation to meet the sector’s evolving needs.

We have some exciting news. The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) is collaborating with the Fiscal Resilience Oversight Committee (FROC) to host an essay writing competition under the topic: Exploring the Fiscal Resilience Act: Leveraging Climate-Resilient Public Investment and Renewable Energy to Enhance Government Operations and Sustainable Development.
The competition is opened in all form 3 students in secondary schools in the state of Grenada.

Calling all Form 3 students across Grenada! 🇬🇩

The FROC 2026 Essay and Creative Writing Competition is here, giving young minds the opportunity to explore ideas around fiscal and climate resilience, sustainable development, and Grenada’s future.

Essay Topic: Exploring the Fiscal Resilience Act: Leveraging Climate-Resilient Public Investment and Renewable Energy to Enhance Government Operations and Sustainable Development.

This year’s competition encourages students to think critically, write creatively, and develop solutions that can help shape a stronger and more sustainable nation.

🗓️ Programme Dates: 6th – 17th July 2026
📍 Hosted at community libraries across Grenada

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) hosted a Grid Code Consultation on May 7th, bringing together key stakeholders to discuss important developments, updates, and standards within the electricity sector.

Watch the full recording to gain insights into the discussions and the PURC’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the regulatory framework for the electricity industry.

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PURC Grid Codes Consultation The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) hosted a Grid Cod...

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission was pleased to be a part of the prize-giving ceremony for the Office of Consumer Affairs’ “Know Your Rights” School Art Competition.

🎥 Watch the interview snippet on our YouTube channel—don’t forget to like, share, and comment!

'Know Your Rights' School Art Competition Prize-Giving Ceremony As part of an ongoing public awareness efforts, the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) proudly sponsored the first-place prize for the Office of C...

Today, our Consumer and Public Affairs Officer, Ms. Allecia Andrew, presented Mr. Levon Williams with the first-place prize for the Office of Consumer Affairs’ "Know Your Rights" School Art Competition. The prize was sponsored by the Commission.
As a Commission, we remain committed to educating and empowering our youth on the importance of consumer rights and awareness.