Under the theme, “CONCEPTUALIZE! VISUALIZE! REALIZE!”, this year the Nevis Youth Careers Expo (NYCE) turned 4. NEVLEC is pleased to have partnered with NYCE once again to share the variety of careers that exist across our four (4) departments. The expo was held on Friday March 7th 2025, at the Nevis Cultural Village from 9 am to 1pm. NEVLEC was duly represented by Mr. Geran Liburd, Technical Auditor; Mr. Vidal Jones, Crew Chief (Transmission & Distribution Department); Mr. Livingstone Po...

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NEVLEC in collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Nevis Health Promotion Unit (HPU), hosted health screening sessions for staff. This initiative is a part of an outreach program in which the main objective is to increase health awareness and lessen the incidence of lifestyle diseases. The screening sessions were held at NEVLEC’s Conference Room, located at the Main Office in the Valu Mart Business Complex on Wednesday 30th October 2024, commencing at 9:30 AM. Tests done during...

On Thursday 17th October, 2024, NEVLEC had the pleasure of hosting the Grade 4 classes from the Charlestown Primary School (CPS). As part of their Science curriculum on the topic “Energy”, a total of twenty-six (26) eager students, accompanied by their two dedicated teachers, visited our Power Plant to gain a deeper understanding of how energy works in real-life applications. Our Generation team welcomed the students with an engaging presentation covering various forms of energy, including c...

On September 26th-27th, 2024, Mr. Nelson Stapleton; Transmission and Distribution Manager and Mr. Starett France; Planning Officer, traveled to Pereira, Colombia, to visit Magnetron’s transformer manufacturing facility. During their visit, they observed Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) on various transformer units, including critical tests such as insulation resistance, turns ratio, winding resistance, and dielectric testing. These tests ensured that each transformer met NEVLEC’s strict techni...

Called! Went! Assisted! The NIA and NEVLEC are proud to welcome back home our four (4) lineworkers who travelled to Carriacou (Grenada) to assist with Hurricane Beryl restoration efforts. After a two-week (2-week) stint, Mr. Rhyan Liburd, Mr. Clayon Clarke, Mr. Kishawn Hobson and Mr. Paul Bradshaw are now back in Nevis and have resumed their regular duties at NEVLEC. Their experience in Carriacou was a meaningful but bittersweet one. Our lineworkers were happy to assist those in need but the dev...

Thursday August 15th, 2024, saw the official Closing Ceremony for the Department of Youth and Sports Summer Job Attachment Program (SJAP) 2024. The ceremony was held at the Jessups Community Centre where the interns who were attached to various businesses received certificates of completion as well as awards in different categories. Driven by our motto “Working towards a brighter future”, NEVLEC is indeed delighted to have partnered with the Department of Youth and Sports through SJAP 2024....

Under the theme “Leveraging Technology and Process Innovation with Enhanced Procurement”: Solutions for a more Resilient Caribbean Power Sector CARILEC hosted a four-day (4 day) Engineering and Procurement Conference and Exhibition for the period of July 21st to July 25th, 2024, in St. Maarten. This conference and exhibition allowed participants to immerse themselves in the forefront of engineering innovation and experience the journey into the future of technology. Topics such as Power Sect...

The Latin America & Caribbean (LAC) Regional Training (on Preparation and Submission of National Inventory Reports under the ETF of the Paris Agreement) was held from 23rd to 25th July 2024, at hotel Dann Carlton, in Bogota Columbia. Attending this event was NEVLEC’s own Mr. Starrett France; Planning Officer. The event was hosted by the Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies (IDEAM) of Colombia, the primary objective of the LAC Regional Training was to support the co...

In the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl in July 2024, the island of Carriacou; a territory of the state of Grenada; was left severely battered. The island lost the majority of its infrastructure and electricity. Since Beryl, Lineworkers from neighboring Caribbean islands have assisted extensively with restoration efforts but more help is necessary. Our brothers and sisters in Carriacou need all hands on deck. Hence, the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) and the Nevis Electricity Company Limited (NEV...