Readers have asked how Wigton was affected by Hurricane Melissa. The following information is taken from the Jamaican Stock Exchange.
Wigton Energy Limited (“WIG”) has advised that following the passage of Hurricane Melissa, an assessment of our wind farm operations in Rose Hill, Manchester was completed. This initial assessment identified limited damage to certain wind turbines at Phase I of the plant; and no physical damage was observed at Phases II and III. Repairs and restoration work at Phase I will commence with the support of our dedicated team members, insurers, contractors, and other key stakeholders.
While WIG’s internal restoration activities are advancing, the affected transmission lines that connect the wind farm to the national grid must first be inspected and re-energized by the Jamaica Public Service Company Limited (JPS) before the wind turbines can be fully tested and returned to service. WIG continues to work closely with JPS to facilitate this process and ensure a safe and timely restoration of grid connection.
The Company expects that normal operations will resume once the grid connection has been restored and will provide further updates should there be any material developments.
WIG extends its appreciation to its employees, partners, and the wider community for their continued support throughout the recovery process. We also express our heartfelt thoughts to all individuals and communities affected by Hurricane Melissa and commend the ongoing efforts toward restoration and resilience across the island.
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