AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Costs: VINLEC’s October fuel surcharge rose to 86.71 cents per kWh despite a record EC$798,591 subsidy, adding pressure on households and businesses. The utility says its Lowmans Bay solar farm now generates nearly three times more solar power, while battery storage is due at Cane Hall in early 2027. Tourism: Community College students have launched a six-week campaign to market SVG and support local causes, with 44 students creating promotions for a November showcase. The Canadian GT20 cricket tournament will bring 18 matches to Arnos Vale from October 23 to November 2. Business & Resilience: Invest SVG is using a South Korea expo to promote local products, tourism and investment. Three contractor tenders seek structural, emergency communications and water upgrades at NEMO sites in Barrouallie and Georgetown. Agriculture: SVG’s World Food Day exhibition in Kingstown showcased farmers, fishers and agro-processors, with officials highlighting food security. The government is also assessing Canadian farms to expand seasonal work opportunities for Vincentians.
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