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A key private sector renewable energy entity on the island is seeking to allay the fears of citizens that they would be disenfranchised from scrutinizing or objecting to the applications of large businesses applying for licences to supply alternative energy to the national grid.Director and Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Barbados Renewable Energy Association (BREA) Aidan Rogers said on Monday that the public claims are not true. His comments relate to the controversy surrounding the provisions in the proposed Electricity Light and Power (Amendment) Bill before Parliament.“It’s more an issue of why the amendments are necessary because what was carried in the Press gives the impression that there was some attempt to disqualify Barbadians having the opportunity to object to the licences. The first thing is that the licences to be put in place are going to be standard form licences meaning that there are going to be template licences that would apply to the entire set-up under t

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