Public Consultation on Certifying Electrical Service Providers
The Independent Regulatory Commission, the body responsible for regulating the Electricity Sector will be hosting a virtual Public Consultation on the Proposed Framework for the Regulation of Electrical Contractors and Electricians and Engineers . Stakeholders are invited to participate in this Public Consultation which will take place on Thursday, December 17th at 10am. Interested persons are asked to express their opinion on the Consultative Document, a copy of which can be made available to you by the IRC’s office. For further information contact the IRC at telephone numbers 4407247/ 4406634/35 or email the office at admin@ircdominica.org …
List of IRC Registered License Generators – 2015 Update
The Independent Regulatory Commission (IRC) is responsible for registering all generators in Dominica. This is due to add to current statistics in Electricity capacity and usage as well as to help in monitoring and improving safety in the sector. If you own a generator for work, or at home, running 24 hours or just as backup, you may be required to have a generating licence from the IRC. Visit us at 42 Cork Street or call us at 440-6634/ 440 7247. Here is a list of those registered with the IRC: …
O. D. Brisbane and Sons’ Application
The public is advised that pursuant to Section 30 of the ESA, O. D. Brisbane and Sons (Dominica) Ltd has submitted an application to the Commission for the grant of a Generation Licence. Interested parties may access the details of the Application on the IRC website at or obtain a copy from the IRC’s office at: 42 Cork Street Roseau Tel. 440 6634 Comments on the Application are to be submitted to the IRC by: April 3rd, 2012 …
IRC Has Opened its Doors to the Public
The Independent Regulatory Commission was appointed in June of 2007 pursuant to the Electricity Supply Act, Act 10 of 2006. Under the Act, the Commission is empowered to regulate the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity in Dominica. The duty of IRC is to protect the public interest, regulate competition between service providers and monitor social and environmental issues within the industry. The Commission was established to provide transparent regulation of the electricity sector following concerns from the government and consumers that the existing arrangements did not provide for the effective management of the sector or ensure security of supply …
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