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CARILEC hails 2021 as a year of progress despite challenges

Electricity Utility Services Corporation (CARILEC), says throughout 2021, it has remained true to its mandate of being the premiere electric energy solutions hub in the Caribbean. The Association said in a release that it has successfully weathered the challenges presented by the COVID-19 global pandemic; including a rapidly evolving events management sector, a significant adjustment to working remotely, and diversifying its offerings to effectively accommodate all members. Despite these difficulties, …

CARILEC hails 2021 as a year of progress despite challenges

Electricity Utility Services Corporation (CARILEC), says throughout 2021, it has remained true to its mandate of being the premiere electric energy solutions hub in the Caribbean. The Association said in a release that it has successfully weathered the challenges presented by the COVID-19 global pandemic; including a rapidly evolving events management sector, a significant adjustment to working remotely, and diversifying its offerings to effectively accommodate all members. Despite these difficulties, …

2021 a Year of Progress and Optimism – CARILEC - St. Lucia News From The Voice

Throughout 2021, CARILEC has remained true to its mandate of being the premiere electric energy solutions hub in the Caribbean...

Ayla Networks Raises $20M Growth Equity Financing to Accelerate Momentum in IoT Markets

Ayla Networks Raises $20M in Growth Equity Financing

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ContourGlobal: Local jobs are safe

UK power company: Local jobs are safe Thursday 17 December 2020 CONTOURGLOBAL, the UK company awaiting approval on the sale of Trinity Power Ltd, said its presence in the local market will increase jobs and improve electricity supply. Speaking with Newsday via a Zoom call on Tuesday morning, its CEO Jospeh C Brandt said it was aiming to begin operations sometime between January and March. He said the company has invested significantly in Latin America and the Caribbean region and it was the TT-based business part of the portfolio that was of great attraction. Brandt said there would not be any job cuts, but rather increased business opportunities.