National Utilities Regulatory Commission (NURC) is a multi-sector independent regulatory body which succeeded the National Water and Sewerage Commission (NWSC). In addition to regulating the water supply services and sewerage services, the NURC is now mandated to regulate electricity supply services in Saint Lucia pursuant to the National Utilities Regulatory Commission Act of No.3 of 2016.
PRESS RELEASE March 22, 2024 NURC Observes ‘World Water Day 2024’- “Water for Peace & Prosperity” As we commemorate World Water Day 2024- “Water for Peace and Prosperity”, it is important that we acknowledge the significance of water conservation, access to clean water, and the preservation of water resources for future generations. Water is a…
The NURC held a public consultation on renewable energy pricing and capacity limits Lead: The National Utilities Regulatory Commission held a consultation on renewable energy pricing and capacity limit as Saint Lucia advances efforts to meet its nationally determined goal of 35% renewable energy penetration by 2025. The National Utilities Regulatory Commission (NURC) is…
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The Renewable Energy Division of the Department of Sustainable Development is leading the observance of Energy Awareness Month during November 2017 under the CARICOM theme “RE-Thinking Energy; Shaping a Resilient Community.”
