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When the lights go out, big businesses like Baha Mar are stepping up—using their own generators to ease grid strain, calling it “good corporate citizenry.” While BPL blames overloaded circuits and high demand for frequent blackouts, critics say it’s unfair to ask corporations to shoulder the burden when they’re already paying steep prices. Residents in western New Providence endure 24-hour outages, while the Chamber of Commerce pushes for a clear, equitable plan—with energy audits and solar grants—to fix the system before small businesses collapse under the strain.

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