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Holiday Closing |
 GEBE regrets to inform the general public that its offices will be closed on Ascension Day, Thursday, May 17 and Friday, May 18, 2012. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. |
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GEBE donates seventeen computers to the St. Maarten Vocational School Computer Lab |
 South Reward— GEBE donated seventeen computers to the St. Maarten Vocational School to assist in equipping their computer lab. “The school computer lab has been plagued by problems and we could not wait to receive these computers. The students badly need these computers, not only for their computer lessons, but also to learn how to setup and manage computers and computer networks” said, Mr. Barry, Computer Instructor at the St. Maarten Vocational School |
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Pre-St. Maarten's Day at GEBE |
 To celebrate St. Maarten's Day, GEBE employees came to work in traditional St. Maarten dress. Here you see traditional drinks ginger, sorel, mauby and lemon juice being handed out to customers who came in to pay their bills. |
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GEBE presents New Tariff Structure to Small Hoteliers |
 Wednesday, September 07, 2011
By invitation of the Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce Claret Connor, GEBE’s Commercial Manager Steve Duzanson and Corporate Communications Officer Cherryl Lambooy presented the new GEBE Tariff Structure to several small hoteliers and guest house owners on Friday, September 2, 2011. |
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GEBE updated on Geothermal power |
 Thursday, July 28, 2011
Philipsburg –As part of the company’s vision to provide quality, reliable and affordable electricity while taking the environment into account, managers at GEBE have once again met with West Indies Power to discuss geothermal power as an alternative source of energy for St. Maarten. |
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Transformer House Maintenance underway |
 Thursday, July 28, 2011
PHILIPSBURG— GEBE’s transformer house maintenance program is currently underway. Scheduled outages can be expected as technicians work to upgrade GEBE’s electricity distribution network. This preventative maintenance program is to ensure that key equipment, such as transformers, high and low tension switch gear are maintained in a timely manner. |
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