About
We are powering life, today and tomorrow
Guernsey Electricity is responsible for the island’s electricity supply, ensuring it is reliable, affordable and sustainable.
Careers
Together we’ll build a better future. Play a part in leading the energy transition for our island
From engineers to accountants, retail assistants to cleaners, jointers to IT technicians and marketeers to project managers, we’re all guardians of Guernsey’s electricity and leading the energy transition.








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Community ProjectsThe EcoChallenge for all schools within the Bailiwick of Guernsey.
Working in teams of two, three or four pupils, the challenge is to consider one major project or a few smaller ways they could improve their school’s environmental sustainability.
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Community ProjectsPower to the people fund. A Community fund to support our community and Island.
Working in teams of two, three or four pupils, the challenge is to consider one major project or a few smaller ways they could improve their school’s environmental sustainability.
Why Switch?

Your lifestyle will decide how you need to heat your home. If you have a regular routine, you can set timers for the heating to come on when you need it.
And if you come and go, use a smartphone app to set your heating remotely and make sure your home is warm according to your schedule.
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93%of electricity comes from renewable sources
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4xLess carbon than gas and oil to benefit the island and you.
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No Co2emissions around your property for better air quality
Latest News & Updates
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23 July 2026Monthly Meets - Meet John
Our dynamic work environment spans from our offices, to the heart of the power station, and all across the island. Health and Safety Lead, John Tostevin gives an insight into this varied role and the world of health and safety at Guernsey Electricity. -
22 July 2026The Discerning Dozen: 12 questions to ask your solar panel installer in Guernsey
If you're considering solar panels in Guernsey, asking the right questions before choosing an installer can help you avoid costly mistakes, improve your return on investment and ensure your system is correctly sized for your property. -
28 June 2026Tariff Changes from 1st July 2026
Electricity tariffs are to rise on 01 July 2026 after the States Trading Supervisory Board (STSB) approved an 5% revenue increase.




