By ALISON LOWE Business Reporter alowe@tribunemedia.net The Bahamas' $218 million leading exporter has called for more "transparency" from the Grand Bahama Power Company and extra "synergy" between the industrial community and the education system, noting that high power costs and suitably-skilled employees remain the two main obstacles facing industrial investors. Greg Ebelhar, chief operations officer at Grand Bahama-based Polymers International, also suggested the "murky future" of the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) must be "settled" if international investors are to be enticed to the Bahamas' second city. Looking ahead, however, Mr Ebelhar co ...

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