HOME CUSTOMER SERVICES SMALL SCALE RENEWABLE ENERGY View Your Bill Register or manage your account, view your payment and usage history. LOG IN Pay Your Bill View your balance and pay your BPL bill here. Detailed bills can be viewed by selecting the "View Your Bill" Option. PAY YOUR BILL BILLING INFORMATION Ways to Pay Understand your bill, rates and payment information. Discover the different ways to manage your account and make paying your bills easier. Pay Via Web Pay Via Bank Teller Pay Via Cash N’ Go Pay Via Internet Banking Pay Via Sun Cash Pay Via Telephone LEARN MORE Hurricane Safety Staying safe before and after the storm. Hurricane Safety READ MORE Current Outages BPL does all it can to provide you with reliable, consistent electric power. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee it will be there 24/7. Current Outages READ MORE Street Light Column Safety Street Light Column Covers are intended to limit access to electrical wires and hazards within the column. Street Light Column Safety READ MORE SMALL SCALE RENEWABLE ENERGY Bahamas Power and Light Supports Renewable Energy Bahamas Power and Light Company Ltd (BPL) is pleased to support Small Scale Renewable Generation (SSRG) Program for residential customers in New Providence and the Family Islands. READ MORE OUR CUSTOMERS BPL is here to better serve you. BPL wants to make your experience with us as easy as possible – that means giving you tools that let you get the answers you need without getting stuck on “hold” or having to come to a BPL office. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Pay Your Bill Pay your bills online and view your payment and usage history. Start, Stop or Move Making a Change? BPL has made it easier for you to open, switch or close your account. Energy Saving Tips Saving Energy. Every little bit counts. Understand Your Bill We encourage you to examine your bill each month to better understand how variations in household activities and weather can affect how much electricity you use. ENERGY SAVING TIPS Every bit counts. When you open the fridge, the temperature drops by 2 – 5 degrees, and for every 30 seconds the door stays open, it takes up to a half-hour to get back up to the right temperature. Air conditioning system thermostats are typically set between 72 degrees and 75 degrees and 50% relative humidity. By raising the thermostat to 78 degrees and 55% relative humidity, building occupants will still be comfortable and you’ll reduce the energy required for cooling by around 13%. Raise Your Thermostat #everybitcounts Contact Us GIVE US A CALL.CALL: (242) 225-5275 2019 Bahamas Power and Light © 2021. All rights reserved.