Information update for customers following Storm Austen

Information update for customers following Storm Austen

As we continue the recovery from Storm Austen, our teams have made good progress restoring supplies across the Island.

- 133 customers were affected across 20 separate incidents.
- Just 19 customers remain without power, with teams working to resolve the final three network issues today, weather permitting.
- We expect all remaining customers to be restored and back on supply today.
- Thank you to our teams and contractors for their hard work and to customers for their patience and understanding.

Should you experience any issues with the electricity network over the weekend

- Please stay well clear of any damaged electrical equipment or power infrastructure.
- Report any electricity hazards by calling our emergency line on 01534 505050.
- Vulnerable customers without power are asked to contact our Customer Care team on 01534 505460. 

The Energy Blog India and Kaspar scoop Pride of Jersey Environmentalists Award 2019

Our congratulations go to India Hamilton and Kaspar Wimberley, winners of the 2019 Jersey Electricity-sponsored Pride of Jersey Environmentalists Award. The co-founders of SCOOP, a food co-operative in St Lawrence, were presented with their award by JE Human Resources Director Andrew Welsby at a ceremony hosted by former England footballer Graeme Le Saux and Jersey-born soprano Georgi Mottram at Le Manoir de Rooster, Trinity, last night.

SCOOP opened in October 2018 offering Islanders sustainable and healthier food.  India and Kaspar have gathered a group of like-minded farmers, growers, volunteers, paid staff, cooperative members and the general public who find a warm welcome at SCOOP.

India and Kaspar want to encourage sustainable agriculture, the protection of our natural resources and environment, the health of the people who live here and the wellbeing of future generations. They believe in looking after the soil and water, giving organic farmers a cohesive marketplace, raising awareness for how food is produced, promoting sustainability, recycling packaging and thereby waging a war on single-use plastic and general waste.

India and Kaspar beat fellow Environmentalist Award finalists Littlefeet Environmental, run by Courtney Huisman and Andy Farmer, and Sonia Lavery of Mini Mall, Jersey’s first zero waste store.

Presenting the award, Mr Welsby said: ‘Protecting the environment has always been a priority for Jersey Electricity but today, with the relentless heating of our world, ‘global warming’ has been elevated to a ‘climate emergency’ and everyone is now very much alive to this reality.

'The good news is Jersey is ahead of many other jurisdictions as we have a virtually decarbonised electricity supply already. But of course, there is more to protecting our natural world than clean air as the finalists and nominees for this year’s award have demonstrated. They all deserve all our thanks, as do those who nominated them.’