The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) says a $150 million loan has been key to restoring its electricity network after last year’s category 5 hurricane. JPS says it has restored 95 percent of the electricity network following the historic hurricane, with a large portion of the $300 million restoration cost funded through a government-issued $150 million loan. President and CEO Hugh Grant says the loan helped finance critical repairs, while the company also used cash from operations and emerge

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The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) says it is working to restore electricity to the Savanna-La-Mar Public General Hospital in Westmoreland. Winds associated with the passage of Hurricane Beryl on Wednesday downed several light poles one of which supplies the hospital on Barracks Road in Savanna-la-mar. Winson Callum, Director of Corporate Communications at JPS, says the repair is being done as a priority before the light and power company moves to reconnect other customers in the parish. Read more