In a remarkable display of regional solidarity, a skilled team from the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) has been dispatched to Jamaica to assist in restoring electricity in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. The delegation, spearheaded by Supervisor Kelvin Tanner and Foreman Sean Spencer, comprises seasoned lineworkers Wamani Grayman, Jamany Anthony, and Shoy Matthew. These experts are set to dedicate approximately one month to supporting the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) in reviving power infrastructure across hurricane-impacted communities. This initiative is a key component of the CARILEC Disaster Assistance Programme, a collaborative framework that unites regional utility providers to bolster recovery endeavors following significant natural disasters. Andre Matthias, Manager of APUA’s Electricity Business Unit, lauded the team’s professionalism and emphasized the importance of safety during their mission, which also serves as a representation of APUA and Antigua and Barbuda. APUA highlighted that this deployment underscores its unwavering commitment to regional cooperation and the pursuit of service excellence.