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GPL REPORTS 25% POWER LOSS FOR 2024, MORE THAN 12% DUE TO  THEFT

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Meanwhile, the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) continues to grapple with significant commercial losses, citing electricity theft and outdated equipment as major contributing factors.

Tiana Cole has more on this story.

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