BPL Hosts Town Hall Meeting in South Eleuthera to Strengthen Transparency, Accountability & Communication
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 5, 2025
BPL acknowledged legacy challenges with power generation in Eleuthera and hosted a Town Hall in South Eleuthera (Oct 3) to provide transparency, hear concerns, and present immediate and long-term reliability plans.
“I believe they left this meeting understanding that we are actively working to deliver the level of service they deserve — reliable, consistent, and reflective of the value they pay for.”
Community members shared first-hand impacts of outages. BPL outlined action items underway, including testing of one of two new generators at Rock Sound Power Station, with commissioning expected shortly.
To improve communication, BPL launched a dedicated Eleuthera WhatsApp channel (1,000+ subscribers) and the national web-based Service Hub for location-tagged outage reports, which proved instrumental around Tropical Storm Imelda.
“Our mission is simple — to build for better,” said COO Anthony Christie. “Through continued investment, open communication, and collaboration with our communities, we are confident Eleuthera’s energy future will be stronger and more reliable than ever.”
Media Contact
Tajaro HudsonPublic Relations Officer
Bahamas Power and Light Company Ltd.
tohudson@bplco.com