Termites release di chain- In time for election silly season

[Don1]

Paulwell Grants License To EWI For 381 Mega Watt Of Electricity

Published: Tuesday April 15, 2014 | 4:42 pm0 Comments
Energy Minister Phillip Paulwell has announced that Energy World International (EWI) has been granted a licence to supply electric power to the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS).

Paulwell says that the Licence which was finalized and issued on April 4, 2014 was amended and restated on April 14, 2014 to provide for some negotiated changes as well as to include a draft Implementation Agreement between the Government of Jamaica and EWI.

[Muadib]

yuh tink is license build plant ?

[Don1]

you wish to make a prediction on whether this project will be executed?

do so explicitly and tap play dolly house

[Muadib]

What is the use of a prediction ? nuh yuh name nostrildamus ?

I can only comment on the dollyhouse procedure to this point... that introduces high risk to a critical project..

At this point any clock can strike since..as you love to profess in another persona.. money talks...

Show me di money !

[Don1]

dats right... money talks. dat ah yuh Old Harbour Zone/Goat Islands lesson

EWI dem fi deposit US$37M performance bond wid OUR inna couple weeks... mek wi si wha guhdung

[Muadib]

why wi haffi guess and spell at this stage ?.. dat is di question..

A promise is comfort to a fool..

[Don1]

It's quite simple yuteman..

Clearly the JA power market is not attractive. Previous regimes have failed to bring on credible partners since Marubeni... and the procurement processes have been shambolic... actually embarrassing

The last open tender for power generation attracted an odd mixture of charlatans & neophytes... that's all we're left with

[Muadib]

The JA power market is not attractive ?

Suh why Korea EWP tek a stake in JPS ?

Describe what was shambolic about the procurement process that awarded Exmar .. for example..

The shambolic charlatans seem to have you excited...

[Don1]

Once James involve inna sitten.. tings bound fi stink wid corruption. Dat varmint wuss dan "Youthful Exuberance" when it come to a corrupted spirit.

The proof that Jamaica's power market is NOT attractive is demonstrated by the neophyte and charlatan bidders emerging in the last tender... your yappin notwithstanding

[Muadib]

ahm.. what about the bidders from the previous tender.. Samsung for example.. charlatans ?

Your yapping notwithstanding.. what corruption was discovered in the Exmar bid ?

[Don1]

Don1
Clearly the JA power market is not attractive. Previous regimes have failed to bring on credible partners since Marubeni.

As I said yute... both PNP & JLP regimes have failed to "bring on" new & credible partners adding to the grid...since Marubeni. That's self evident

The Exmar bid collapsed in a cloud of suspicion of corruption...as well as govt bungling.

The JLP energy portfolio was a disaster. Every few months there was a new minister and a new plan...LNG..CNG...Coal...back to LNG.

Shambolic buffoonery

[Muadib]

"Every few months there was a new Minister and a new plan..."

lol ! woiee !.. tek time comrade..

If Exmar won the tender in 2010.. why aren't they supplying LNG now ?

[Don1]

That deal collapsed in the cloud of a conflict of interest scandal AKA corruption and GOJ bungling. I believe even Gelding was so alarmed at the fallout that he removed Robertson from the project

In the 4 years of the Gelding regime how many energy ministers were named?? 3 or 4?? How many plans with different power sources were floated?? 3 or 4???

Not a good look Ben... Shambolic

[Muadib]

Be specific.. what conflict of interest scandal ?

What GOJ bungling ?

If Exmar won the tender.. why are they not supplying LNG.. try and be factual.. put a muzzle on di yapping..

[Don1]

Cronyism Rules

Snag

However, our sources say that the project, already entangled in a conflict-of-interest probe by Contractor General Greg Christie, is now being further snagged by the bidding issue.

Christie in June launched an investigation into whether an Exmar partner in the deal, Caribbean LNG Limited, in which a former chairman of the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica, Ian Moore, is a shareholder, operated with insider information.

Look like yuh memory short