BVIEC suffers transmission shutdown on Tortola


However by 12:20 pm today the power had been restored. When this news site called the Pockwood Pond power station, an employee by the name of Leslie Graham confirmed that the blackout was for the entire island of Tortola.
When this news site asked about the return of power, Graham said, “I cannot give an estimated time. I know it is a problem we have here that we are trying to address. It is island-wide.”
He then confirmed that it is a transmission problem that was responsible for the shutdown.
Attempts to reach General Manager of the BVIEC Leroy A. E. Abraham for a comment proved futile.


22 Responses to “BVIEC suffers transmission shutdown on Tortola”
Up to now Carrot Bay ain't get yet!
The advantage to these power outages is it reduces the number of whiny idiots posting on news sites. If electricity is so f'$&#@ important to you, why haven't you bought a back up generator??
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Car crash on Brandywine tis NDP
Brewers Bay flood tis NDP.
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The better the chances are you will see them for a next four years.
The law of nature says...energy flows where attention goes.
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