MINISTRY OF Building, Utilities, Infrastructure, Labour, transportation & Ecclesiastical Affairs
Ministry Departments
Overview of Ministry:
The Ministry of Building, Utilities, Infrastructure, Labour, Transportation & Ecclesiastical Affairs is a vibrant Ministry whose strategic objective is to provide technical expertise in Infrastructure Services, Labour Force, Sea and Air access, Energy Services, ICTs, Equipment & Mechanical Services, and transportation. It’s main aim is to contribute to economic growth and development and also to contribute to the national outcomes of Montserrat in the following ways:
A vibrant and diverse economy that supports sustainable private sectoral economic activity and generates employment;
- Improve energy security;
- Physical infrastructure and transportation facilities in place to support development (Infrastructure investment that are economic enablers, which are interlinked with and are vital for the success of many of the proposed investments in the visitor economy, enterprise culture, and key sectors of growth in Montserrat.)
Vision
Mission
The Ministry of Communication, Works, Labour & Energy (MCWLE) is mandated to promote the goals and objectives of Government of Montserrat; by ensuring the enhancement of the quality of life for its residents through delivery of safe, reliable, cost effective and sustainable projects, programmes and quality services in the Communications, Labour, Infrastructure and Energy Sectors.
Ministry News
Is a Customer Feed-in Tariff for Distributed Renewable Energy Suitable for Montserrat?
The new Energy Task Force Report recommends a mix of renewable energy systems to power Montserrat’s needs into the future. What role can individual customers
POWERING MONTSERRAT WITH GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
From 2012 until 2017, Montserrat made a push towards geothermal as a potential source for powering the island. Geothermal was the Government of Montserrat’s (GoM)
Powering Montserrat with Solar Energy
With the Government of Montserrat’s Solar PV farm now producing 1MW of power, could harnessing the sun be the way forward for a 100% renewable
Contact Details
| Ministry of Building, Utilities, Infrastructure, Labour, transportation & Ecclesiastical Affairs P.O. Box 344 Brades, MSR1110 Montserrat | Telephone: (1) 664-491-2521 /2522 |
Minister of Building, Utilities, Infrastructure, Labour, transportation & Ecclesiastical Affairs
Hon. Veronica Dorsett-Hector
Permanent Secretary
Colin Fergus ED, CCM
Featured Publications
Ministry of BUILT Annual Report 2025-2026
This Annual Report covers the Ministry’s operations from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, presenting a comprehensive overview of financial performance, strategic achievements, challenges, and priorities. It provides insights into the Ministry’s contribution to infrastructure resilience, energy sustainability, transportation services, digital transformation, and labour development.
Ministry of BUILT Annual Report 2024-2025
This Annual Report covers the Ministry’s operations from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025, presenting a comprehensive overview of financial performance, strategic achievements, challenges, and priorities. It provides insights into the Ministry’s contribution to infrastructure resilience, energy sustainability, transportation services, digital transformation, and labour development.
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