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Grenlec announces reduction in fuel rate

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13 October 2022
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Consistent with the decline in world fuel prices, Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. (Grenlec) is pleased to advise customers about a 3-cent reduction in the fuel rate per kWh or unit of electricity.

The new fuel rate, which is adjusted monthly, came into effect on Friday, 7 October 2022. It is the first decrease in the fuel rate for electricity since January 2021.

A direct result of the recent decline in world fuel prices, between September and October 2022, the electricity fuel rate moved from $0.8718 to $0.8359.

Making the announcement, Clive Hosten Acting General Manager of Grenlec said the reduction in world fuel prices is good news for everyone as it impacts the price of electricity as well as prices in every other sector. While welcoming the relief for Grenlec’s customers, Hosten noted that the fuel charge is still very high and strongly encouraged customers to continue to manage their electricity usage.

The fuel rate for electricity is an average of Grenlec’s fuel cost over the prior 3 months. This means that when world fuel prices change, the full impact of these decreases and increases are gradually passed to customers.

Taken together with the recent discontinuation of the 25% reduction in the non-fuel rate, the reduced fuel rate does not yet represent a drop in the overall unit price of electricity.

Notwithstanding this, the downward movement of world fuel prices after 20 months of constant increases is very positive.

Grenlec officials hope this downward movement in fuel prices will continue, allowing the Company to pass on even lower prices to its customers.

Changes in Electricity Fuel Charge 2018 – 2022 (Average price of fuel used to generate your electricity over the last 3 months; adjusted monthly)
EC$ per kWh/Unit
Month 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
January 0.3894 0.5103 0.4382 0.2884 0.5042
February 0.4089 0.4858 0.4390 0.2963 0.5153
March 0.4199 0.4518 0.4286 0.3200 0.5288
April 0.4300 0.4243 0.4087 0.3511 0.5693
May 0.4431 0.4310 0.3623 0.3820 0.6287
June 0.4567 0.4510 0.3021 0.3957 0.7034
July 0.4557 0.4602 0.2372 0.4096 0.7750
August 0.4628 0.4575 0.2055 0.4209 0.8523
September 0.4677 0.4478 0.2122 0.4353 0.8718
October 0.4866 0.4365 0.2491 0.4417 0.8359
November 0.4915 0.4329 0.2799 0.4459
December 0.5001 0.4371 0.2893 0.4775

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  1. anthony slaine says:
    4 years ago

    Over the last three months world oil price has dropped from a high of 120 US$ per barrel to an average of 90 US$ per barrel, a 25% drop, this is how much Grenlec should have reduced the fuel rate by. The reduction should be down to 0,65 EC per unit not to a rip off 0.83 EC per unit.

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