Abstract
The souk, or marketplace, keeps buzzing in Sulaimani, a provincial capital in Iraq's semiautonomous Kurdish region, even though the national power grid has just gone off-line. Merchants like Mohamad Romie emerge from shops to fire up their generators or switch over to commercial backup power suppliers.
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