A tale of two Power52s: One company bid, another got the con

In July 2020, the BVI Electricity Corporation announced the winner of a $4.6 million contract to build a solar plant on Anegada: Power52 Clean Energy Access, a Maryland company headed and co-owned by American solar developer Rob Wallace Jr. But when the contract was signed more than a year later, it did not go to

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