T&TEC: Significant Voltage Dip Overnight Associated With Adverse Weather Conditions

The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) is assuring the public that the national electricity grid remains stable following a significant voltage “dip” experienced across parts of the country at approximately 9:15 PM last night (Tuesday 23rd June, 2026).

According to the Commission, the “dip” occurred when, during adverse lightning activity in Central Trinidad, two (2) circuits between the Brechin Castle and Debe 132 kV Substations tripped and were automatically re-closed by the built-in protection system. There was no interruption to the supply of residential customers.

T&TEC said it “remains committed to delivering a reliable and secure electricity supply and continues to actively monitor the grid. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused to customers as a result of this event.”

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