JPS Press Release, September 1, 2022
Preliminary reports are that the young boy was electrocuted on Monday afternoon when he come in contact with illegal wires running along the ground, providing electricity to nearby premises.
The JPS family is saddened by this tragic incident and extends condolences to the boy’s family and community.
The Company is again appealing to persons to get their electricity supply legally, as the dangerous crime of electricity theft can result in loss of life and property.
Persons wishing to get their electricity supply regularised should contact the Company through its Customer Care Centre at 888-225-5577 (Flow) or 888-935-5577 (Digicel) or visit one of JPS’ Customer Service Offices.
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That's a good idea but people r still connecting illigally
ReplyDeleteWhy are we not pushing for more renewable solar energy.Is there a part of the contractual arrangements that will penalize the country for using less than a certain amount of JPS power?.Jamaica should go for solar power in as many homes and businesses as is possible.Again is there a clause that stops the government from making solar energy a mass use product that could reduce the viability and profit making projections of the JPS.We need to know then the Government should make duty free or aggregate duty no more than 5-10% on the importation of such technology and tax free incentives for it's local manufacture sale and distribution renewable for 10years.
ReplyDeleteAdditionally all government institutions should lead the way by becoming solar.Jamaica House,Kings House and Parliament ,let's go.
ReplyDeleteYes Mr Derby I would really glad if they try to deal with the Illegal light for u can't have one whole community a steal light and the few who paying the bill is so high.am talking from experience sir even when I call in and tell them about it no one do anything.
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