Bahamian regulator URCA opened consultation ES-32/2026 on 2 November. Submissions close at 5 p.m. on 4 December. Section 16(2)(i) makes a damage-compensation procedure a statutory minimum, and resorts, marinas and gated communities that on-supply electricity sit inside the licence class.
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Suriname will be 120 to 140 megawatts short of available power by 2030. Four companies have offered more than 200 megawatts of solar at no first-phase cost to the State. The Electricity Act 2016 routes all of it through a sector plan that has never been given legal force.
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A docked cruise ship burns fuel for hours to power itself. Shore power lets it switch off and buy electricity from the island instead. Far more ships can do it than ports can supply it, and in the Caribbean the limit is the grid: one ship draws 12 megawatts where Grenada's whole system is 70.
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A US District Court judge in Puerto Rico ordered NFEnergia to let rival suppliers use its San Juan LNG terminal, on a temporary restraining order running 14 days. The power authority says the company answered 18 requests for information in 17 days with one email.
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Guyana Power and Light says the L2 line tripped at 08:12 on an earth fault, that it was inspected clean the day before, and that teams found nothing afterwards, which it reads as deliberate interference. The release describes no evidence of interference.
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Guyana Power and Light reported an unplanned outage at 9.51am on 30 October 2026 across Regions 3, 4, 5 and 6, including Georgetown, with no restoration time. It is the second day of King Charles III's State visit, whose final engagement is a business reception.
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The Falkland Islands Executive Council adopted the Islands Plan 2026-2030 on 27 October 2026, with progressing a sovereign wealth fund for energy revenues as the first of six first-year priorities, MercoPress reports. The Sea Lion revenues it would hold go before a tribunal on 10 November.
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ITLOS Order 2026/10 fixed 10 and 11 November 2026 for the hearing on Argentina's request to stop exploitation by Sea Lion. Three days later Britain raised it with President Trump, and the readout records no American position.
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President Irfaan Ali discussed US support for developing Guyana into a regional data centre hub with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick in Washington on 21 October 2026. The statement named no megawatts, no company and no date. Guyana's recorded peak demand is 244 megawatts.
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Karpowership wrote to Guyana's Minister of Public Utilities on 25 May 2026 that aligning pricing across all its country operations was an essential requirement for continuing. Kaieteur News reported on 25 October, citing unnamed sources, that the renegotiated arrangement runs multi-year.
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The Office of the Prime Minister settled two disputes with Lindsayca Guyana Inc on 14 May 2026, raising the Wales contract 12.8 per cent on US$759 million. The contractor committed to first power by the end of 2026, and the government kept the right to reinstate penalties if that date is missed.
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ExxonMobil Guyana scheduled repairs from 14 October 2026 to a near-shore section of the 220-kilometre Gas-to-Energy pipeline, running to about 1 December. Guyana's gas task force head put repayment at US$55 million a year for twenty years. Exxon has never stated the final cost.
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