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Energy Selects Employees of the Year

Karl Knight, Director of Virgin Islands Energy Office, announced at the end of May, that Miguel Quinones, St. Thomas, and Radclyffe Percy, St.Croix, were chosen as the Virgin Islands Energy Office “2011 Employee of the Year” for their respective districts.
          Miguel Quinones has been employed by the VIEO since May 2009 and Radclyffe Percy since May 2007.  Knight said each brings to the Energy Office a special work ethic and consistency for excellence.
          He added, in a released statemen,t that the pair exhibits a keen knowledge of programming responsibilities, and are very focused in the execution of their work.  They are task oriented and diligent in completing assignments.  They are innovative, creative, and extremely helpful to other staff. They work aggressively to make sure that the Energy Office overall goals and objectives are met.
          The quality of work demonstrated by Miguel and Percy is shown in the professional manner in which they carryout their assignments.  TheEnergy Office has turned to them for their computer skills on several occasions with much success. 
Knight said Miguel and Percy are true assets to the Energy Office not only for their professional expertise, but for the diligence they show in the production of their work output, their willingness to help fellow staff no matter what the problem, and in the teamwork they lend in getting the job done. 

 

Welcome to the Virgin Islands Energy Office web site

The site contains information on renewable energy and energy efficient programs implemented in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Documents are also available here for downloading so the web site can serve as a tool for Virgin Islanders attempting to remedy the adverse effects of the skyrocketing cost of petroleum.The site links residents to opportunities through the Energy Office, the U.S. Department of Energy and its partnering agencies to improve the quality of life on the islands.

 

 

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