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Why roadworks are necessary
Infrastructure Upgrades: To maintain reliability and accommodate growing demand, we regularly upgrade our infrastructure. This includes laying new cables, upgrading existing ones, and installing state-of-the-art technology to keep your power supply stable and efficient.
Safety Enhancements: Safety is our top priority. Roadworks allow us to replace ageing infrastructure and make necessary improvements to prevent power outages and enhance safety for everyone.
Future-Proofing: As we move towards greener energy solutions, upgrading our electricity infrastructure is crucial. These improvements are a key part of ensuring that we can support sustainable energy sources and technologies in the future.
Roadworks information
Our engineers are on hand to answer your questions around their essential electricity infrastructure activity and roadworks.
Current or upcoming roadworks notices
What to Expect
Timely Notifications: We'll provide advance notice of upcoming roadworks, including start dates, expected duration, and details about affected areas. Information will be available on our website, through local media, and via social media channels.
Safety Measures: Safety for both our workers and the public is paramount. Expect clear signage, barriers, and detours as needed. We're working closely with local authorities to ensure minimal disruption and safe traffic flow around work sites.
Efficient Work: Our teams are committed to completing work as quickly and efficiently as possible, reducing impact on traffic and local businesses.
Les Ruettes, St Martin, 30 March
9.1mbLe Mont de Gouray, St Martin, 29 January
14.7mbUndercliffe Road, St Helier, 25 February
11.8mbBeresford Street and Cattle Street, 2 March
9mbLa Rue du Mont Capel, St Ouen, 3 March
8.8mbLa Rue du Hucquet, St Martin, 9 March
12.5mbOld St Johns Road, St Helier, 16 March
9.3mbRaleigh Lane, St Helier, 19 March
9.2mbLa Rue des Marettes, St Martin, 24 March
7.4mbLa Rue Mahier, St Ouen, 25 March
8.9mbLa Rue de Maupertuis, St Mary, 30 March
8.9mbRoadworks managed by our sub-contractor Geomarine
We're working closely with our trusted partner Geomarine to deliver The Big Upgrade, our commitment to investing £120 million to future-proof our electricity network. The Geomarine team will be working with us as sub-contractor, supporting with the management and running of selected roadworks.
Geomarine current or upcoming roadworks notices
What to Expect
Timely Notifications: Our sub-contractor Geomarine will provide advance notice of upcoming roadworks, including start dates, expected duration, and details about affected areas. Information will be available on our website, through local media, and via social media channels.
Safety Measures: Safety for both workers and the public is paramount. Expect clear signage, barriers, and detours as needed. We're working closely with Geomarine and with local authorities to ensure minimal disruption and safe traffic flow around work sites.
Efficient Work: Our teams are committed to completing work as quickly and efficiently as possible, reducing impact on traffic and local businesses.
If you have any queries regarding the below roadworks, please contact Geomarine directly at 01534 856566.
Longer-term initiatives
Jersey Electricity is at the forefront of powering a sustainable future for our Island. We're dedicated to enhancing our environment, ensuring cost efficiency, and bolstering the resilience and security of our energy network.
Park Estate, St Brelade
When: Monday 16 February 2026
Duration: Work finishes on Friday 3 July 2026
Our sub-contractor Geomarine will be conducting works on Park Estate, St Brelade to complete necessary improvements to our infrastructure in the area.
This investment into our infrastructure is essential to enhance the reliability and efficiency of our electricity supply system and will ensure properties in the area have access to affordable, sustainable energy long into the future.
At some stages there will be occasions where temporary restrictions will be in place. Please contact Geomarine at 01534 856566 if you have specific access requirements.
Park Estate, St Brelade, 16 February
Le Mont de Gouray, St Martin
When: Thursday 29 January 2026
Duration: Work finishes on Thursday 9 April 2026
We will be conducting works on Le Mont de Gouray to complete excavation works necessary for us to carry out essential upgrades to our network in the area.
This investment into our infrastructure is essential to enhance the reliability and efficiency of our electricity supply system and will ensure properties in the area have access to affordable, sustainable energy long into the future.
Access to some properties may be limited during these works, however, we will be completing the project in three phases to maintain as much parking as possible.
All businesses will remain open as usual.
Le Mont de Gouray, St Martin, 29 January
Pont du Val, Petit Route des Mielles, Les Clos Des Mielles, St Brelade
Road closed: Monday 2 March to Friday 17 April
Our sub-contractor Geomarine will be conducting works on Pont du Val, Petit Route des Mielles, Les Clos Des Mielles, St Brelade to complete necessary improvements to our infrastructure in the area.
This investment into our infrastructure is essential to enhance the reliability and efficiency of our electricity supply system and will ensure properties in the area have access to affordable, sustainable energy long into the future.
Access to properties and businesses will remain uninterrupted.
Pont du Val, Petite Route des Mielles, Le Clos Des Mielles, St Brelade, 2 March
La Rue du Hucquet, St Martin
Road closed, Phase one: Monday 9 March to Monday 16 March
Road closed, Phase two: Tuesday 17 March to Friday 27 March
We will be conducting works on La Rue du Hucquet and La Rue des Alleurs, St Martin to complete necessary improvements to our infrastructure in the area.
This investment into our infrastructure is essential to enhance the reliability and efficiency of our electricity supply system and will ensure properties in the area have access to affordable, sustainable energy long into the future.
Access to properties and businesses will remain uninterrupted.
La Rue du Hucquet, St Martin, 9 MarchSt Saviour's Road, St Helier, 2 April
Where: St Saviour's Road
When: Thursday 2 April until Wednesday 18 April
Our engineers will be conducting work on St Saviour's Road, between Simon Place and Brooklyn Street on the above dates.
Work will commence at 4am to ensure the site is set up properly and that all works are completed within the specified timeframe. We appreciate that this is a very early start but due to the nature of the works it is necessary to prepare the site for a prompt start.
This closure is due to excavation works necessary for us to upgrade our network in the area prior to the road being resurfaced. This investment into our infrastructure is essential to enhance the reliability and efficiency of our electricity supply system.
Phasing of the work:
The work will be carried out in two locations, taking place at the same time to limit disruption.
- Simon Place and Pleasant Street, the road will be operational one-way southbound towards Grosvenor Street.
- Pleasant Street and Brooklyn Street, the road will be closed both ways.
Access to properties will be maintained throughout the duration of the works. We ask that you follow the diversion signs in place. We aim to minimise disruption and complete tasks promptly. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
All businesses on and around St Saviour's Road will operate as usual.
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FAQs
Why do you undertake roadworks?
How long will it take?
This will depend on the complexity of works, each roadwork job is carefully planned and we will always communicate how long the works are expected to take prior to starting. Occasionally, we encounter unforeseen circumstances which can have a knock on effect to how long the works take - this is outside of our control, and we will ensure we communicate any extensions to work periods as quickly as possible.
Why didn’t these works get undertaken in conjunction with other utilities?
Although we try to coordinate these types of works as best we can to minimise disruption to residents, it isn't always possible. This can be due to different complexities within the separate utility projects. Where possible, we will always try to maximise the activity we can achieve, in partnership with government and other essential services.
Will I be able to access my property?
Yes, full access will be maintained throughout the works, unless otherwise stated. Our subcontractors Geomarine are very accommodating to ensure access is maintained.
In the event that we have closed a road we will post a diversion. These direction changes are designed to meet the requirements of all road users and the legal specification.
Will I be able to access my property if the road is closed between 9am and 4pm?
You will only be able to access your property by foot during this time, unless pre-arranged with the contractor. Access will be maintained for Emergency services.
How long will my electricity be off for?
If a planned shutdown is required, you should be formally notified by a shutdown letter a minimum of two days prior to the works. Shutdowns generally take place between 9am – 4pm.
Not all roadworks result in the need for the electricity supply to be isolated. The majority of our work is carried out live without any customer losing their electricity supply.
How long will the food in my fridge/freezer last?
Your fridge should stay cold for up to 4 hours. The food in your freezer should stay frozen for up to 48 hours in a full freezer (or 24 hours if it's half full), but these are estimates. Fridge and freezer temperatures will vary depending on their make and model. We recommend limiting the number of times you open the doors to these during this period to reduce the amount of cold air escaping.
