To meet the goals and objectives of the Grenada National Energy Policy (GNEP), it will be imperative to address institutional and regulatory issues by building and managing our human resources and by establishing sound legislation. The steps undertaken to resolve our maritime boundary with Trinidad and Tobago and other neighbouring countries and the creation of legislation and regulations to govern the exploration for and exploitation of offshore hydrocarbons and onshore geothermal resources are ranked as top priorities. The Government of Grenada understands that the promotion of our indigenous renewable energy potential (geothermal, wind, solar, waste to energy) is imperative so that by 2020 at least twenty percent (20%) of all domestic energy usage should be based on renewable energy sources. Further, emphasis on energy efficiency and conservation in all sectors of the economy is highly anticipated. The people of Grenada are greatly indebted to the numerous individuals from private business sectors, public sectors, NGOs and external agencies that have all contributed to the drafting of this policy. We are also grateful for the continued assistance provided by international organizations and by our development partners as we now seek to implement this ambitious policy.