How much does it cost to restore power on Guam?

The estimated cost for capacity restoration is $5 to $7 million, with annual operating costs of $2-3 million. General Manager John M. Benavente, P.E., stated, “We are pleased to see the CCU’s endorsement for our short-term projects, which are crucial in addressing the challenges afecting power generation on Guam.

Why should you support Guam Power Authority?

At Guam Power Authority, we value our customers. We've overcome challenges together, and ask for your continued support as we work to ensure a reliable power supply. We're addressing issues by boosting capacity and exploring solutions to bridge the gap until the completion of the state-of-the-art Ukudu Power Plant by September 30, 2025.

How do I contact the Guam Power Authority?

For more information and agencies, call the CCU Board Secretary at (671) 648-3002 or visit The Guam Power Authority has been serving Guam for 55 years. Contact us to let us know what updates and information we can provide to help you better understand the work we do; or ways we can better serve you.

What is GPA doing with Guam ukudu power?

In November 2019 GPA entered into a contract with Guam Ukudu Power, LLC for the construction and operation of a 198 MW Combined Cycle Combustion Turbine Power Plant. This new power plant will allow for the retirement of its oldest plant, Cabras 1&2, and address its emission compliance issues.

What assistance programs are available in Guam?

With the conclusion of the Energy Credit Program, GPA emphasizes that customers facing financial challenges can explore assistance programs such as the Department of Administration’s Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) Program and Guam’s Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) Program.