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Bahamas Power and Light Company Limited

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Sep 23, 2026

Chinasa OutenCORRESPONDENT
0:13
And the power rose continues.
Chinasa OutenCORRESPONDENT
0:15
Residents are once again left in the dark after a fire erupted at BPL's Blue Hill Power Station.
Chinasa OutenCORRESPONDENT
0:20
That story coming up ahead.
Evelyn FergusonCORRESPONDENT
0:23
And then.
Megan ShepherdHOST
4:38
Pinder died from her injuries on
Ronaldo DorsettCORRESPONDENT
4:39
July 26.
Megan ShepherdHOST
4:42
A fire at the Blue Hill Power Station this morning, leaving residents in parts of eastern New Providence without power.
Megan ShepherdHOST
4:48
And for some, it was another reminder of what they say has become a frustratingly familiar problem.
speaker_2PANELIST
91:23
So...
RogerPANELIST
91:30
This is a power plant, that much you can immediately tell.
RogerPANELIST
91:35
Exactly what sort of power plant, not immediately obvious, but it is warm in here.
speaker_2PANELIST
91:40
Radiation?
RogerPANELIST
91:44
Not significantly higher than anywhere else.
ChrisHOST
40:32
two of his songs on the show so far.
JimmyHOST
40:34
Yeah, and I like Power Station.
JimmyHOST
40:36
I really like Power Station.
JimmyHOST
40:37
Love Power Station.
JoeHOST
40:39
But I saw Robert Plant last summer live with Alison Krauss still at whatever, I think it's 7500.
JoeHOST
40:45
Still fucking sounds amazing.
Preston DennettHOST
11:05
A really harrowing case of a UFO shootout occurred on the evening of August 30th, 1970.
Preston DennettHOST
11:14
This occurred at the Funel Dam and Power Station in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Preston DennettHOST
11:21
The main witness was a security guard by the name of Almiro Martins de Freitas.
Preston DennettHOST
11:29
So on that evening, Almiro was on the dam itself when he saw a UFO hovering over the dam.
Nikunj BajajGUEST
3:49
So that's overall the topic here.
Nikunj BajajGUEST
3:51
And one good way to think about this is you never build a power plant to charge your mobile phones, right?
Mac GoswamiHOST
3:57
Mm-hmm.
Nikunj BajajGUEST
3:57
You build your power plant to run a factory, and then all the mobile phones then get charged for free, basically, right? That's effectively how we think about the anchor use case versus a bunch of small use cases.
Mac GoswamiHOST
4:07
So coming to your, your point, like let's say that if one of the, uh, enterprises are deploying hundred pilots at the same time.
Mac GoswamiHOST
4:15
So in that case, if something got failed, will it be an enterprise issue or that will be more of a deployment issue?
EZ RinskyNARRATOR
30:54
Each potato is a small battery.
EZ RinskyNARRATOR
30:57
They've built a power plant.
EZ RinskyNARRATOR
31:00
There are only two aggregates left, a small purple one and a monstrosity.
EZ RinskyNARRATOR
31:07
The other 14 have been dissected for parts and used to build this beast.
speaker_0HOST
0:19
The conversation examined the future of the UK's power system, from rising electricity demand to the role existing infrastructure could play in supporting growth.
speaker_1HOST
0:29
Our guest is Richard Gwilliam, Director, Future of Drax Power Station,
speaker_0HOST
0:32
the UK's largest power station in North Yorkshire.
speaker_0HOST
0:36
Originally coal-fired, Drax has been transformed into a biomass-powered facility as an exploring new ways to support the country's evolving energy needs.
speaker_0HOST
0:45
Richard joined Alex Wheeler of RBC's European Utilities Research Team to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the UK's power sector and how Drax could help meet the demands of a more electrified future.

6 MINS LATER

Richard GwilliamGUEST
6:35
So short circuit frequency response, voltage control, inertia were all services that were provided when you had large spinning plants on the network.
Richard GwilliamGUEST
6:43
So Drax is a really good example of that.
Richard GwilliamGUEST
6:45
We have Effectively, it's the largest power station in the UK and it has six power stations within it.
Steven SirskiHOST
21:39
I don't remember doing that.
Steven SirskiHOST
21:41
Didn't go to the power station, I don't think.
Steven SirskiHOST
21:43
So at least...
Steven SirskiHOST
21:44
Actually, the last time I was here, the power station was still in operation.
Steven SirskiHOST
21:48
They closed the power station only in 2005.
Steven SirskiHOST
21:51
Like, it's been running for about over a century or so.
Steven SirskiHOST
21:54
So kind of...
Steven SirskiHOST
26:11
So, uh, I, yeah, but I interviewed them for the, uh, the Stevens language vlog.

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