While sections of the island continue to be drenched by heavy rainfall, Senator Matthew Samuda, minister without portfolio with responsibility for water in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, has warned against complacency. “We are.
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you do if your provider has gone bump or you you do if your provider has gone bump oryou are you do if your provider has gone bump or you are concerned they might? do not panic. what you should do while you are waiting to see who your provider is is get a metre reading, take a photograph, look online and your accounts, paper bills, make sure you have them to hand, anything that make sure you get a fair deal when you end up with a new provider. it is likely your prices will go up. you will not get as good a deal as the one you are on, probably. as competition falls, we are set to pay more for energy and there is a warning that those on prepayment metres will end up seeing the biggest hikes in prices. i got a text last night to say i was moving company and they contacted with details about how much more i will have to pay. and people are waiting to see how much that will be. thanks. plenty more on that later. a vigil has taken place for a woman
week. that could mean some gaps on the shelves by the end of the week. l the shelves by the end of the week. the clock is ticking for the government to find a solution to an energy crisis with potentially far reaching ripple effects. emma simpson, bbc news. our business editor simonjack is here. what happens if someone s energy company goes bust? don t panic is the first thing. take a metre reading and sit tight, as emma was explaining. what normally happens is 0fgem will get one of the bigger companies to take over your customer. the problem is it is going to be economically damaging because the current prices are much higher than the cap that they can sell. so every customer they take on they will be losing money, so the talks today are about what to do about that. i understand that some sort of state backed loans to the big companies will be taking on the smaller companies, not prop up the smaller companies, not prop up the smaller companies, not prop up the smaller companies themse