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Delivering the Energy Transition

Delivering the Energy Transition

Following the States of Guernsey's approval to begin implementing the island's Electricity Strategy, the number of road closures will increase so we can upgrade Guernsey's network of underground cables.

Guernsey Electricity Infrastructure Plans

To see Guernsey Electricity's roadwork activity which forms part of the island's electricity network development, please click the above links. 

To see all the island's roadworks, please visit the Traffic and Highways website

The system that powers everything we do is buried beneath our feet.

It's our team that needs to replace a grid originally designed to supply the demand of 20th-century Guernsey with an infrastructure that can power our busy modern lives. 

But we do understand how frustrating roadworks can be. As we don't use overhead power lines in Guernsey, the bulk of our network is underground cabling which means you'll probably notice more roadworks around as we modernise the island's electricity system. 

Following the States approval of the Electricity Strategy in 2023, our team are well underway implementing the Energy Transition which involves a staged upgrade of the electricity network from 2023 to 2050. 

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Jargon translation

Green Sector This refers to a section of the island covering the South/South East Corner of Guernsey which currently is the area most affected by supply overload.
HV High Voltage
LV Low Voltage
Fibre optic ducting A system of protective channels or conduits designed to house and safeguard fibre optic cables for data transmission. 
Jointing Connecting and sealing electrical cables or wires to ensure a safe and efficient flow of electricity

The system that powers everything we do is buried beneath our feet.

It's our team that needs to replace a grid originally designed to supply the demand of 20th-century Guernsey with an infrastructure that can power our busy modern lives. 

But we do understand how frustrating roadworks can be. As we don't use overhead power lines in Guernsey, the bulk of our network is underground cabling which means you'll probably notice more roadworks around as we modernise the island's electricity system. 

Following the States approval of the Electricity Strategy in 2023, our team are well underway implementing the Energy Transition which involves a staged upgrade of the electricity network from 2023 to 2050. 

Follow us on FacebookLinkedIn, or X to stay updated. 

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