Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority, St. Thomas
UtilitiesSt. ThomasLast verified October 28, 2026
Around St. Thomas
The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority, or WAPA, produces and distributes the territory's electricity and distributes piped drinking water. The Legislature created it in 1964, and its website describes it as a self-governing agency of the Virgin Islands Government. WAPA operates a power plant on St. Thomas, and Seven Seas Water Corporation produces the drinking water WAPA distributes, at a seawater reverse osmosis plant on the island under a long-term agreement. Renters and buyers contact WAPA to start, transfer or end electric or water service. The website posts residential and commercial service applications, a landlord-tenant form, a termination form and a mailing address change form, and it offers online bill payment and an outage map. WAPA announced that its St. Thomas business office would move from Port of Sale to Four Winds Plaza on September 28, 2026, so confirm the location before you visit.
Services
- Residential and commercial service applications
- Landlord-tenant account forms
- Service termination requests
- Temporary disconnect and reconnect requests
- Mailing address changes
- Billing dispute form
- Online bill payment
- Outage reporting and online outage map
- Published electric and water rates
How we checked
Last verified on October 28, 2026. The business has not reviewed this listing.
Source: WAPA website, https://www.viwapa.vi/customer-service/contact-us, https://www.viwapa.vi/about-us and https://www.viwapa.vi/news-information/forms, accessed 2026-10-28. The contact page still lists the St. Thomas office at Port of Sale while announcing the move to Four Winds Plaza on September 28, 2026; confirm the current location.
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