Our Community
All islanders, including our employees, are our customers. Supporting our community, whether that be educating students, supporting environmental projects or offering our expertise and skills is a key part of what we stand for.
It’s about doing the right thing.
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1 acreof wildflower seeds sown boosting biodiversity
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£12,000donated annually to local environmental initiatives
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243students supported at women in engineering day in 2021
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70students entered 2021's Ecochallenge
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712students in year 6 received a electrical safety handbook
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5Power station tours and visits to schools
Power to the People
Apply to our new community fund for funding or support for local projects, initiatives or charities that benefit the environment and local community. Twice a year, applications are welcomed for initiatives and projects that support our Environmental Sustainability Strategy pillars that support the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Bailiwick Schools EcoChallenge
The EcoChallenge is open to all schools within the Bailiwick of Guernsey, challenging students to think of ideas to improve their school's sustainability.
If you would like to see how we create the electricity that you use at home, in school, at work and all around Guernsey, we'd be delighted to show you around!
The guided tour of Guernsey Electricity’s Power Station takes you from Electricity House, around the site to see our different generators and even through our underground tunnel.
Tour Guidelines
- Visitors will be subject to a loud, warm environment and personal Protective Equipment will be provided (Ear plugs, a high visibility vest and a hard hat)
- Open or heeled footwear should not be worn
- The tour does include accessing stairs but we can accommodate wheelchair users
- The tour will last around 1 hour
If you would like more information or sign up for a tour please email [email protected]
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24 January 2022Guernsey Electricity supporting the community
La Société Guernesiase Bat Section is now able to monitor and help preserve the local populations of these flying mammals following a donation from our 'Power to the People' fund. -
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27 December 2021Playing our part in the electric future: Meet Joel
To give a feel of the sort of varied work we all get up to, we spoke to Joel about his role as Operations Engineer and his career so far. -
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23 December 2021Playing our part in the electric future: Meet Phil
To give a feel of the sort of varied work we all get up to, we spoke to Phil Kilgour about his role and career so far.
