Guyana Power and Light (GPL) has signed a two-year contract to rent a second power ship, adding 75 Megawatts to the national grid in response to Guyana’s growing energy demands. However, the decision has been met with skepticism from various stakeholders who are questioning whether this short-term solution aligns with the nation’s long-term energy needs. Critics argue that more sustainable and permanent solutions should be prioritized. Kerese Gonsalves provides further details on the controversy and the perspectives from different sectors regarding this critical issue.
