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Solving Haiti’s energy challenges may require diversification; Effective energy use in Haiti remains elusive

By Sam Bojarski

Last February, Jacques Bingue and some friends sat down to eat at a seaside restaurant in Cap-Haitien.

President France-Albert RENE, who had served since , was reelected in , but stepped down in Vice President James Alix MICHEL took over the.

Not long after they arrived, the lights suddenly went out, he recalled. The staff remained calm, apparently unfazed by the occurrence. It took them about three to five minutes to turn on the restaurant’s backup generators, Bingue said.

Throughout Haiti, especially outside the capital of Port-au-Prince, the electricity grid is unreliable. This has produced impacts that range from inconvenience to human tragedy.

Jean Jumeau to change his base of operations and withdraw his army from the vicinity of Port au Prince and to remove it to Gonaives.

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Jean Jumeau, the governor of the Artibonite, and said to be one of the ablest of the Haitian generals, has taken up arms in, behalf of Mr. Firmin, and left.

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According to Wadson Desir, who currently lives in Laboule, the lack of lighting adds to the insecurity people often feel at night. Hospitals fail to accomplish basic tasks, and “people (have) passed away in an operating room because of a sudden black out,” he said.

Haiti also relies on relatively expensive sources – diesel and heavy fuel