Welcome

Who We Are

Power Producers and Distributors Inc. (PPDI) is a state-owned company incorporated under the Laws of Guyana in December 2016 and entrusted by the Guyana Power and Light with the operation and maintenance of critical power generation assets serving the national electricity system.
 
Since commencing operations on 1 January 2017, PPDI has played a vital role in supporting the reliable generation and supply of electricity to the Demerara-Berbice Interconnected System through the operation and maintenance of four Wärtsilä power plants with a combined installed capacity of 106.4 MW.
 
Today, PPDI is more than a power plant operator. We are a team of dedicated professionals working every day to deliver safe, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions that support communities, businesses, and national development across Guyana.
 
As the country’s energy landscape continues to evolve, we remain committed to operational excellence, innovation, and the development of a modern generation fleet that can meet the growing needs of a rapidly expanding economy.

Our People

At the heart of PPDI’s success is our people.
 
Our engineers, technicians, operators, safety professionals, and support teams are united by a shared commitment to excellence and service. Their expertise, dedication, and professionalism enable us to deliver reliable power while maintaining the highest standards of safety, operational performance, and environmental responsibility.
 
 
We are committed to building a workplace that empowers employees to grow, innovate, and lead. Through continuous training, leadership development, succession planning, and knowledge sharing, we are investing in the next generation of energy professionals who will help shape Guyana’s future.
 
 
Our people are not only maintaining power generation equipment; they are helping to power homes, schools, hospitals, industries, and communities throughout the country.

Delivering Reliable Energy Solutions

Reliable electricity is fundamental to economic growth and improved quality of life. PPDI is focused on ensuring that the generating assets under our care operate safely, efficiently, and reliably to meet the country’s increasing energy demands.
 
Through disciplined maintenance practices, asset management strategies, technology-driven solutions, and a culture of continuous improvement, we work to maximize plant availability and strengthen the resilience of Guyana’s power system.
 
As Guyana continues its transformation, PPDI will remain a trusted partner in delivering dependable energy solutions that support national development and energy security.

Safety Without Compromise

Safety is embedded in everything we do.
As an ISO-certified organization, PPDI maintains robust health, safety, and environmental standards designed to protect our employees, contractors, stakeholders, and surrounding communities. We believe that every task can be performed safely and that a strong safety culture is essential to achieving operational excellence.
 
Through continuous training, proactive risk management, and strict adherence to established procedures, we strive to ensure that everyone returns home safely every day.

Driving Operational Excellence

Operational excellence is achieved through continuous improvement, innovation, and accountability.
 
At PPDI, we utilize proactive maintenance strategies, condition monitoring, asset integrity programmes, and performance optimization initiatives to maximize reliability and minimize unplanned outages. By investing in modern technologies and best-in-class operational practices, we are continually improving the efficiency and performance of our generating assets.
 
Our goal is to ensure that the people of Guyana receive the reliable electricity they need today while preparing for the energy needs of tomorrow.

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Commitment to Sustainability

PPDI recognizes that reliable energy and environmental stewardship must go hand in hand.
 
We are committed to operating responsibly by improving efficiency, reducing environmental impacts, and supporting initiatives that contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future. Through collaboration, innovation, and responsible asset management, we seek to create long-term value for both the country and future generations.

Looking Ahead

The future of Guyana is being built today, and reliable energy is a critical part of that journey.
PPDI is committed to supporting the nation’s growth by developing a highly skilled workforce, maintaining world-class operational standards, and delivering dependable energy solutions that power progress. Guided by our people, driven by innovation, and focused on service, we will continue working to ensure a brighter, more resilient, and more sustainable future for all Guyanese.
 
Powering Progress. Empowering People. Energizing Guyana.

PPDI Strengthens Technical Capacity Through Collaborative Cross-Training Initiative with Guyana Power and Light.

Georgetown, Guyana – OCT 11 2026 Power Producers and Distributors Inc. (PPDI), in collaboration with Guyana Power and Light ( GPL), successfully facilitated a 20-day technical cross-training initiative, providing their employees that operated the plants at Skeldon...

GPL Renews O&M Contracts with PPDI and APAN Energy Services

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Officials Assess Infrastructure at PPDI’s Kingston Power Plants

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Minister Indar Meets GPL and PPDI as Peak Electricity Demand Reaches 241 MW

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