Barbadians continue to cry out over the hike in electricity bills, and they want light shed on why costs are so high.
Despite concerted efforts at energy consumption, many householders say the load is not getting any lighter.
Read tomorrow’s SUNDAY SUN to hear what Chief Marketing Officer at the Barbados Light and Power Stephen Worme has to say about the burning issues raised by concerned consumers. (CM)
Shedding light on high bills
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