Zapping Haiti of September 28, 2026

Haiti - Economy : Towards an 8th consecutive year of GDP contraction

Haiti - Security : Appeal by Haiti's Catholic bishops

Haiti - Nations League 2026 : Victory for the Grenadiers [2-0] against the «Ticos» of Costa Rica

Haiti - News : Zapping...


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Towards a more integrated governance of water resources in Haiti

Opening of the Technical Higher Education Centers (CEST) of Thiotte and Dame-Marie

81st UN Session : Prime Minister back home takes stock

Diplomacy : Gautier Lekens, the new French Ambassador to Haiti (video)

Cap-Haitien : Inspection visits to several large-scale construction sites


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iciHaiti - Petit-Goâve : EDH promises the electricity return on December 23 !


iciHaiti - Petit-Goâve : EDH promises the electricity return on December 23 !

Monday December 16, Kaleb Verdieu, Director of the office of Electricity of Haiti (EDH) of Petit-Goâve, accompanied among others by Coicou Jackson his Regional Director gave a press conference on the state of progress of the preliminary works the installation of generator.

In his speech, Coicou Jackson provided many explanations on the progress of the work "I am happy to inform the inhabitants of Petit-Goâve, Grand-Goâve, Paillant, Miragoâne, Aquin and Fond des Négres, that the EDH Tapion power planty, will supply electricity in a few days [...] the last time that the town of Petit-Goâve benefited from electricity, it was on August 17, 2019, with a capacity reduced by 1.5 megawatts [..] If you go to the EDH site in Morne Tapion, you will realize that [...] it is the EDH which will replace Haytrac on the Tapion site. If you pass by today, you will see 4 generators stored on the site. The old groups of the Haytrac [ https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-28311-haiti-grand-goave-blackout-a-generator-of-edh-confiscated-by-the-population.html ] have been removed from the site […] We are on schedule, work is progressing well so that the 4 generators [4.3 Mw in total] can operate from December 23, 2019 for a first test," adding that it would take another 8 megawatts for the full satisfaction of the 6 communes...

"The 4.3 megawatts represents a huge effort made by the presidency [...] we seek everyone's understanding. For now, there will be no possibility for everyone to have electricity at the same time. I would like this to be well understood by the population [...] First, two communes can be supplied and, secondly, two others. This is a palliative while waiting for EDH to be able to supply the entire network at the same time."

IH/ iciHaiti / Guyto Mathieu (Petit-Goâve Correspondent)



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