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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the Government will push for lower power costs in new JPS licence talks and expand renewables, noting March 2026 bills neared $42 per kilowatt hour.
Jamaica’s rare islandwide blackout on Friday night has triggered a major investigation into the country’s electricity infrastructure after an unexpected chain of…
JPS says the national grid was fully restored by 6:30 am on June 6 after an islandwide blackout that began shortly after 9:00 pm the previous night.
Rising fuel costs, higher electricity bills and growing uncertainty reveal how global conflicts are quietly reshaping life in Jamaica. The impact of…
JPS says communities in St James, Westmoreland, St Elizabeth and Hanover are scheduled for restoration by March 31, with fewer than 9,000 customers still without power.
Disclaimer This article is an independent rewrite by Jamaica Homes for informational purposes only. Jamaica Homes is not affiliated with the…
Introduction: The Dream vs. The To-Do ListFor countless Jamaicans abroad, the dream of “coming home” is a powerful, romantic vision. It’s the…
Jamaica’s housing market is heating up from St. Catherine to St. James, and a quiet shift is underway: more buyers are considering…
In every breeze that rustles the ackee trees of Mandeville and every morning’s call of roosters in the hills of St. Elizabeth,…
“Every mickle mek a muckle.” This Jamaican proverb holds true when it comes to saving money—especially on electricity. With JPS rates being among…
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