Author: IRIE FM NEWS

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.

By Georgetta Williams

Several St. Ann residents are set to get help from the government to legally connect to the national grid, free of cost.

This as the Ministry of Energy and its partners are procuring an additional 200 house wiring solutions under the Rural Electrification Programme (REP), specifically for communities in St. Ann.

This project aims to connect remote areas to the national grid, providing access to electricity for households and communities.

Portfolio Minister Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall today.

Mr. Vaz urged residents to ensure their homes are ready to be safely and legally connected to the national grid.

He said residents will not need to pay for the connection, as the government is funding the project.

Mr. Vaz encouraged residents who need assistance to apply.

He also noted that a mobile unit will be visiting communities, with agents to help people with registration.