Government project notice | Document date: 11 November 2026 | Citysound review: 11 November 2026
Grenada’s Ministry of Climate Resilience, the Environment and Renewable Energy has published an official process for residents and project workers to raise questions, provide feedback or make complaints about the Caribbean Resilient Renewable Energy Infrastructure Investment Facility project.
The new Grievance Redress Mechanism is described by the ministry as a free and accessible channel intended to identify concerns early and resolve them fairly and transparently. An official online form is available through the ministry’s Climate Resilience Portal.
What the project plans for Grenada
According to the ministry’s November 11 notice, planned works include new 33-kilovolt transmission lines, a new substation at Pearls, upgrades to existing lines, a backup grid-control centre and the installation of smart electricity meters.
The broader World Bank-backed regional facility is designed to help electricity systems accommodate more renewable generation while improving grid reliability and climate resilience. The World Bank approved the regional initiative for Grenada, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in April 2025.
Grenada’s official project page lists the Ministry of Climate Resilience as the executing entity and gives an intended project end date of 31 December 2032. It also describes grid modernisation, transmission and distribution upgrades and energy-storage support as core components.
What residents should know
The grievance channel is open to members of the public as well as workers connected to the project. The ministry says it can be used for questions, concerns, feedback or complaints about project activities.
The November 11 publication does not announce specific construction dates, affected communities or service interruptions. It should therefore not be treated as an electricity outage notice. Any later service notice should be checked against the responsible utility or government authority for exact locations and times.
Primary sources: Ministry of Climate Resilience grievance mechanism, 11 November 2026; Grenada project overview; and the World Bank approval release, 17 April 2025.