Eight listed power producers are facing revenue declines as the government phases out quick rental power plants to reduce capacity charge payments and lower electricity costs. Quick rentals were a temporary fix for the power crisis, but allowing short-lived companies to list on the stock market has left investors vulnerable. Many firms, like Baraka Power and GBB Power, face bankruptcy due to expired contracts. Market experts criticize these listings, suggesting limited-lifetime bonds as a better alternative. Summit Power and United Power, major players, also report reduced revenue. Experts now urge a shift to sustainable energy alternatives as contracts end.
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