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Dec 23, 2017 News
The Guyana Power and Light Incorporated (GPL) is aiming to provide Bartica and Essequibo citizens new generators early in the new year.
Acting Chief Executive Officer, (CEO), Renford Homer told the Department of Public Information that new generators will be commissioned in Bartica and Anna Regina, early next year.
Further, new generators will be commissioned in Canefield, East Bank Berbice roundabout by September of 2018.
“Even though we have received engines for Anna Regina and we expect to have engines for Bartica, during the month of January, and we have started preparatory works at those locations, we will not be able to do that before the end of the year, but we have made provisions as far as generation is concerned. To again offer us some comfort, as well as some Barticians and some Essequibians, along the coast.”
Back in 2016, Bartica and Anna Regina endured long outages because their multiple generators broke down unexpectedly. As a result, GPL had announced that four 1.7 MW generators are to be purchased – three for Anna Regina and one for Bartica.
The Bartica and Anna Regina stations are managed exclusively by GPL.
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