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High-level discussions on LNG for BPL occurring, says CEO

There are a number of negotiations occurring at higher levels with companies that may be able to provide this country with energy produced via liquefied natural gas (LNG), Bahamas Power and Light’s (BPL) Chief Executive Officer Shevonn Cambridge said on Tuesday, after being asked if negotiations with Shell Energy North America were still ongoing. The former Free

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BPL tariff study request for proposals soon to be released

In the next month or two, Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) will release a request for proposals to have an entity begin a tariff study that could lead to an increased base rate for electricity consumption, but the inevitable decrease in electricity costs as the company converts to burning liquefied natural gas and implements more renewable

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BPL CEO: Electricity cost should decline by Nov - The Nassau Guardian

BPL CEO: Electricity cost should decline by Nov - The Nassau Guardian
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Company touting fiber reinforced polymers in new construction projects

Company touting fiber reinforced polymers in new construction projects
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Developments may outpace nation s ability to provide labor, says BCA president

The Bahamas will come to a place where its developments may outpace its ability to provide labor, as it simultaneously grapples with the problem of illegal labor on construction sites, Bahamian Contractors Association President Leonard Sands said yesterday. Sands, who has in recent weeks made headlines for suggesting that if foreign labor is taken out of the construction

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