The Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (URCA) is reviewing the wholesale fixed broadband resale obligations imposed on operators with Significant Market Power (SMP) in The Bahamas. As part of this review, URCA is issuing a questionnaire to industry stakeholders. This questionnaire will be used to assess the demand for these wholesale services and any need to potentially amend the current service offers. Downloads The Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (URCA) is reviewing the wholesale fixed broadband resale obligations imposed ECS 39 2016 - Review of Wholesale Fixed Broadband Resale Offer Industry Questionnaire
In accordance with sections 54(2) and 64(1)(b) of the EA, URCA now sets out in this Preliminary Determination the types of fees and charges it proposes to levy upon licensees in the ES. URCA invites and welcomes representations from licensees, members of the public and interested parties on the matters set out in this Preliminary Determination. Consistent with the procedure set out in section 64 of the EA, licensees, members of the public and interested parties may make representations on any matter contained in this Preliminary Determination and may do so in writing to URCA. Such representations must be received…
In accordance with sections 54(2) and 64(1)(b) of the EA, URCA now sets out in this Preliminary Determination the types of fees and charges it proposes to levy upon licensees in the ES. URCA invites and welcomes representations from licensees, members of the public and interested parties on the matters set out in this Preliminary Determination. Consistent with the procedure set out in section 64 of the EA, licensees, members of the public and interested parties may make representations on any matter contained in this Preliminary Determination and may do so in writing to URCA. Such representations must be received…
The Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (“URCA”) issues this Notice in accordance with section 38(3)(c) of the Electricity Act, 2015 (“EA”). URCA invites and welcomes written comments from interested parties regarding its Consultation Document ES 02/2016 on the draft Public Electricity Supplier Licence. Within fourteen (14) calendar days after the consultation closes, URCA will carefully consider the comments received and issue a Statement of Results and Decision along with the finalised text of the licence. All responses must be addressed to the attention of URCA’s Chief Executive Officer in accordance with the instructions as set out in the Consultation Document.…
