4 FAQs about Jamaica Outdoor Power Production Company

Who is Jamaica Energy Partners?

Jamaica Energy Partners is an Independent Power Provider that began commercial operations in October 1995, through its ownership of the Doctor Bird Power Plant. This Plant encompasses the company's production facilities and is located at Old Harbour Bay, in the parish of St. Catherine. Jamaica Private Power Company Ltd

Who is the largest independent power producer in Jamaica?

Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP) is the largest Independent Power Producer (IPP) in Jamaica.

Who buys electricity in Jamaica?

JPS also purchases additional electricity close to 297 MW from Independent Power Producers (IPPs) such as Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP), Jamaica Private Power Company (JPPC), Jamalco, and Wigton Wind Farm. The grid currently provides electricity access to approximately 97% of Jamaican households. Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP)

Does Jamaica have a power grid?

The grid currently provides electricity access to approximately 97% of Jamaican households. Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP) Jamaica Energy Partners is an Independent Power Provider that began commercial operations in October 1995, through its ownership of the Doctor Bird Power Plant.

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