The three stations were then combined to form an independent company now known as "Bainounah" Power Company, this required careful reorganisation of the power stations under a single effective management structure together with the simultaneous introduction of the financial, commercial and business management functions essential to support the newly formed organisation.

Throughout this process the company has maintained reliable supplies of power & water to the national grid and the potable water distribution network, and have become compliant with the requirements and regulations specified under the new laws governing the IPWP’s. This has meant setting up the appropriate systems necessary under the power & water purchase agreements, and of course meeting the commercial, financial, business and legal requirements in order to become licensed, and compete in the newly formed power & water sector.

In achieving these objectives it has been necessary to ‘Manage Change” in the case of Bainounah Power Company this has meant identify the existing useful resources available within the company, employing them effectively, improving communications and getting the "key" people motivated to bring about the changes required.

In doing this Bainounah Power Company has developed a ‘team spirit’ approach, and we believe we are now well placed to take advantage of the new business opportunities which lay ahead. Indeed we have already demonstrated our capability, resolve and determination by rapidly responding to the commercial and economic forces presented to us during this period of change, and which will shape the future of the business over the years to come.