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013-25-1 (PSC Regular Meeting – Telecommunication Matters) September 2025
U.S. Virgin Islands — The Virgin Islands Public Services Commission (PSC) has approved the
recertification of several local telecommunications providers, ensuring continued federal support
for critical communications infrastructure across the territory.
006-26-02 PSC Regular Meeting Ferry Franchise Matters (June 2026)
U.S. Virgin Islands — The Virgin Islands Public Services Commission (PSC) approved a temporary 66-cent per-ticket emergency fuel surcharge for the St. Thomas/St. John Ferry, Franchise operators during its June meeting. The surcharge will remain in effect for 90 days and was approved alongside a waiver of the standard 30-day public notice requirement.
001-25-1 (PSC Regular meeting – March 2025 – Waste management Matters)
US VIRGIN ISLANDS – The Virgin Island Public Services Commission (PSC or the
Commission) met for its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
004-26 (PSC Regular Meeting Cancelled)
U.S. Virgin Islands — The Virgin Islands Public Services Commission (PSC) announces the cancellation of its March Regular Meeting.
010-26-02 PSC Regular Meeting – Energy Matters (October 2026)
ST. THOMAS, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS — The Virgin Islands Public Services Commission
(PSC) voted 3–1 during its regular meeting on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, to approve an emergency request from the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority (WAPA) to increase its Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause (LEAC) rate by three cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), from 22.2246 cents to 25.2246 cents per kWh.
001-26-03 (PSC Regular Meeting – Ferry Franchise Matters) January 2026
U.S. Virgin Islands — The Virgin Islands Public Services Commission (PSC) used its regular meeting on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, to advance its statutory review of ferry rates and services between St. Thomas and St. John. The review is being conducted under Docket 691 in accordance with the Commission’s legal obligation to investigate the rates and services of
regulated utilities at least once every five years.
