Toni Seymour
Toni Seymour is the Chief Executive Officer of Bahamas Power and Light (BPL), where she plays a vital role in managing the utility's transition from diesel to liquefied natural gas (LNG) to stabilize electricity prices amid fluctuating oil costs. Recently, she addressed the challenges of rising electricity bills due to increased diesel use during peak summer months and outlined BPL's initiatives to help consumers manage their energy consumption.
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I’m going to have a conversation with my homegirl, Toni Seymour, the CEO sometime today.
Gibson: Only two BTC technicians servicing entire Long Island
Bahamas· 2025-12-12
BPL’s CEO Toni Seymour highlighted the importance of stable electricity connections for Family Island residents.
Cat Island load shedding ended after two weeks, says BPLBahamas· 2025-08-27
Toni Seymour is the CEO of Bahamas Power and Light who announced the inclusion of Abaco residents in a rebate initiative.
Abaco added to BPL rebate listBahamas· 2025-08-23Toni Seymour, the CEO of Bahamas Power and Light, announced a 50 percent rebate for residents affected by power outages.
BPL to give 50% off rate for Family Island outagesBahamas· 2025-08-22Toni Seymour, BPL’s chief operating officer, stated they hadn’t considered allowing SGCPC to provide generation to parts of Eleuthera.
‘Use St George’s Cay to solve Eleuthera power’Bahamas· 2025-08-22
Toni Seymour, BPL CEO, addressed public concern about high summer electricity bills and the transition to renewable energy sources.
Dredging for Clifton LNG terminal starts this monthBahamas· 2025-08-22
Toni Seymour, CEO of Bahamas Power and Light, announced a 50 percent rebate for residents affected by power outages.
BPL giving rebates to several family islandsBahamas· 2025-08-22Toni Seymour is the chief executive being called upon to make statements about Eleuthera's electricity situation.
Eleuthera residents eyeing St George’s Power ‘Plan B’Bahamas· 2025-08-08
BPL CEO Toni Seymour said the price of electricity will stabilise once LNG comes on stream next year.
Increased demand drives use of higher-cost diesel: BPL chiefBahamas· 2025-07-04