Government open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties desirous of acquiring new electricity licence

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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Government notifies JPS that it will not renew current all-island electricity license under the existing terms

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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BOJ says it continues to honour its commitment to hold the policy rate at 5.75%

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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41 private motor vehicle drivers killed in crashes since the start of the year

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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Scores pay final respects to Corporal Kamal Mayne

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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DCS & HEART NSTA Trust sign agreement aimed at strengthening inmate rehabilitation

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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Residents continue search for 11-year-old boy swept away by flood waters

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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KSAMC and JSE sign agreement to improve parking in Downtown

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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Second suspect in large gun find in Kingston arrested and charged

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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P M Holness: peace in Spanish Town would allow more investors to set up businesses  

Written By Georgetta Williams

The Government says it is open to exploring expressions of interest from all parties which may be desirous of acquiring the new electricity licence, including the current licensees.

This morning, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz announced that he notified the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) that the Government will not be moving forward with the current terms of the existing licence, which expires on July 8, 2027.

He explained that the formal notice given to the power company will allow the Government 24 months to implement holistic change.

Mr. Vaz indicated that potential investors must note that the terms of the new arrangement should be consistent with the Government’s objective of securing more affordable electricity for Jamaicans.

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