How much does electricity cost in the Bahamas?

In fact, The Bahamas has one of the highest electricity rates in the Caribbean, with an average cost of around $0.36 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in 2019. This is significantly higher than the regional average of $0.25 per kWh and has placed a considerable burden on both households and businesses.

How can the Bahamas accelerate its energy transition?

By actively participating in these initiatives and learning from the experiences of its regional neighbors, The Bahamas can accelerate its own energy transition and reap the benefits of a cleaner, more affordable, and more secure energy future. SOURCE:

Why is the Bahamas struggling to diversify its energy mix?

One of the key challenges facing The Bahamas in its quest to diversify its energy mix is the high cost of electricity, which is primarily driven by the country’s reliance on imported oil for power generation.

Does the Bahamas have a metering policy?

The Bahamas has made some progress in this area, with the introduction of a net metering policy for solar PV systems in 2017, but further policy reforms will be needed to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy.