What is the energy strategy for Guernsey?

The Electricity Strategy for Guernsey covers the period up to 2050. The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure considered several different ways in which Guernsey could meet its future demand including solar, wind, tidal, additional interconnectors, energy storage and alternative fuels.

Are renewables-plus-storage projects ready for a final investment decision?

Our market research indicates a massive renewables-plus-storage momentum and a sizeable pipeline ready for some clarity to reach a final investment decision. How can asset owners, IPPs and Funds optimally value their hybrid projects? Pexapark’s energy storage desk reports for duty! In this guide you will learn:

Does Guernsey Electricity need a 'accounting unbundling' exercise?

Guernsey Electricity will be required to undertake an 'Accounting Unbundling' exercise which involves separating the accounts associated with various activities undertaken within the business. This is needed to ensure transparency and fairness within the market.

Why should a regulatory framework be developed in Guernsey?

The regulatory framework must be suitable to the size and scale of Guernsey's industry, providing a mechanism to challenge decisions made by the industry, whilst also providing investors with confidence.

Where should an offshore wind array be located in Guernsey?

Feasibility studies to date have shown that the most optimal location for an offshore wind array in Guernsey's territorial waters is the west coast. The offshore wind feasibility report completed in 2016 is available in the downloads section of this page, along with a summary document.

Where can I find information on Guernsey and Sark?

Information on Guernsey can be found on the States of Guernsey website (), and information on Sark is available at Both Guernsey and Sark are located around 80 miles south of the UK mainland and around 30 miles from the European continent.