A robust and up-to-date infrastructure system is a necessary backbone of modern life.
The electric grid is what connects our homes and offices to power generation sources, so that we have reliable access to power all the time. The grid is most commonly designed as a centralized system, so that every customer who is on the grid is connected in some way to all the generation sources that are also connected to it. The electric grid consists of three main types of assets: the transmission system, the distribution system and substations. Bahamas Grid Company manages all three.
BGC Grid Improvement Strategy
Normalizing systems by repairing T&D system faults.
Reconfigure, reuse & relocate underutilized T&D system assets.
Adding new equipment through our capital improvement program to expand the capacity of the grid to meet current and future load demand.
A $130 million investment in New Providence's energy future.
Transmission Lines
Building new transmission lines and upgrading existing ones to create a more interconnected system with greater reliability and efficiency.
Load Balancing
Performing targeted load balancing in neighborhoods to improve power quality across communities.
Smart Grid Technology
Installing intelligent grid technology, including IntelliRupters, to isolate faults and reduce the impact of outages.
Substation Protection
Strengthening protection at key substations and adding switching infrastructure to improve system performance.
Distribution
Replacing and upgrading poles, wires and other distribution infrastructure to strengthen the delivery of power to homes and businesses.

