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The “Shore Power Project” Will Be First Of It’s Kind In The Caribbean

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Government’s plan to bring a new, greener power solution to Arawak Cay sparks cautious optimism.

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May 29, 2026

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Grand Bahama Shipyard Strengthens Bahamian Workforce Development Through the Expanding Apprenticeship Programme