We are an integrated electric utility company and the sole distributor of electricity in Jamaica. Pay bills, track usage, and manage your account — all from your phone. PRELIMINARY. In 2025, the JEP group of independent power plants generated over 900,000 megawatt hours of energy. Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP) commenced operations in September 1995, through its ownership of the Doctor Bird Power Plant. This includes 400 kilometers of 138 kilovolt (kV) lines and almost 800 kilometers of 69kV lines. The company operates in several countries across the region, including Mexico, Dominican Republic, Panamá, Jamaica, Chile, Uruguay. Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP) is the largest Independent Power Provider (IPP) in Jamaica.
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