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FSC shut out of BL&P rate hearing

Business Shawn Cumberbatch Shawn Cumberbatch -
The High Court has denied the Financial Services Commission’s (FSC) application to intervene and make submissions in the electricity rate hearing matter. It means that...

Nation article refused as evidence

Business Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
Intervenor Tricia Watson has failed in an effort to have a NATION newspaper article accepted as evidence in the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) electricity...

BL&P’s insurance and depreciation in focus as hearing continues

Business Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
The focus on the Barbados Light & Power Company Limited’s (BL&P) insurance of its assets continued to be under the microscope on day six...

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