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Focus your energy on our future. If you're looking for a new challenge as the sustainable energy transition gains pace, we might have the right job for you.
Guernsey Electricity are delighted to have worked with The Little Green Energy Company to install another vast community-scale solar array, this time on the roof of the newly reopened GROW Ltd headquarters. The new 310 photovoltaic (PV) panels will produce 129-kilowatt peak power (kWp), that’s enough electricity to supply power to approximately 40* homes.
The majority of the route has been laid in the biggest cable infrastructure project since the 1980s. Guernsey Electricity are laying a new 33kV cable 6.5 km across the Island, connecting two substations from the North of the Island to the critical infrastructure of the Princess Elizabeth hospital. Supporting the upgrade of electrical infrastructure for the PEH and the network supplying the South of Guernsey.
Guernsey Electricity’s long-term strategy is for an energy system that supports renewables and reduces the reliance on fossil fuels to use the power station for emergency generation only. See for yourself the challenging road ahead.
In September 2023 The States of Guernsey agreed the Electricity Strategy. This detailed document covers the period up to 2050 and sets out a high-level strategic plan of how Guernsey could meet the anticipated increase in demand for electricity.
Guernsey Electricity's role remains the same in keeping the lights on, our homes warm, and maintaining modern Island life today, and well into the future.
We must prepare to action the agreed pathway direction as soon as possible in order to maintain our Island's grid and build a robust network to support the needs of customers today, and well into the future.
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17 April 2024The Invisible E in ESG
With increased pressure for ‘Environmental’ reporting to become more transparent between businesses and stakeholders, how can an unseen force running a business play such an important role? We discussed the invisible E in our Business Brief magazine feature. -
17 April 2024Engineering Opportunities in a Beautiful Island
We highlighted Guernsey's engineering in the most recent issue of Pathfinder magazine. We shine the light on Shift operator, James Steen and ex-forces, Robbie Watson, who works as one of our Control Room Operators. -
15 April 2024Monthly Meets- Meet Robbie
Ever wondered who oversees the controls of our islands electricity demand and usage? Here we meet Robbie Watson, one of our Control Room Operators, based in our Control Room at the Vale power station.