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Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Residents who are wired and regularised on the electricity grid through the Rural Electrification Programme (REP) will benefit from a monthly $4000 voucher for six months to help cover their bill.

The initiative is part of a larger effort to make electricity more accessible and affordable, particularly for those previously relying on illegal connections or alternative energy sources.

Minister of Energy Daryl Vaz made the announcement at a REP event in Drax Hall, St. Ann, on Friday.

Mr. Vaz said the Government understands that the initial cost of electricity after a new connection may be a financial burden for some residents, so it is providing six months of financial support to help ease the transition.