New initiative aims to ease electricity bills

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November 8, 2026

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Barbadians are set to receive some relief from their electricity bills following the launch of a new initiative.

Haigh Communications, in partnership with the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation and Aecon Construction, has introduced the “60 and 5 Utility Drive”.

Chief Executive Officer of Haigh Communications, Joy-Ann Haigh, says the initiative is intended to help Barbadians manage a slight increase in electricity bills.

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