AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFuel Costs Hit Again: Gasoline in Antigua and Barbuda jumped to EC$17.99 per gallon from October 1 (up EC$1.49), the second rise in just over a month, with PM Gaston Browne blaming higher global energy costs and conflict-driven price pressure. Electricity Bills Climb: APUA also raised its Fuel Variation Rate to EC$0.88 per kWh (from EC$0.80), adding about EC$24 for a 300 kWh household in October. Port & Maritime Skills: The Antigua and Barbuda Port Authority began rehabilitation of the St. John’s waterfront boardwalk and ran a six-week maritime apprenticeship for three young people in shipping and port operations. CHOGM Delivery Wobbles: The National Performing Arts Centre missed its September 30 handover deadline due to certification delays for roof-mounted multimedia equipment. Energy Cooperation: The EU signaled support for Nevis geothermal work, offering technical help and possible financing. Tourism Capacity Boost: British Airways extended its London Gatwick service to Antigua through April 2027, adding more seats for the spring season. Regional Governance: Antigua and Barbuda chaired fisheries ministerial talks approving 12 resolutions on fisheries management, data, and illegal fishing. Sports Infrastructure Shift: Government is weighing redirecting FIFA-backed stadium support to upgrade the Antigua Recreation Ground as the official home of football.
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