AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Costs: APUA lifted its Fuel Variation Rate from EC$0.80 to EC$0.88 per kWh for October, pushing up fuel charges by about 10% (e.g., +EC$24 for a 300 kWh household). Transport & Industry Skills: The Antigua and Barbuda Port Authority began a phased rehabilitation of the Heritage Quay–Redcliffe Quay waterfront boardwalk, and three apprentices completed a six-week maritime programme covering shipping, port operations, logistics and business. Maritime Infrastructure Planning: Studies are advancing for a proposed Barbuda River Port relocation, including coastal, feasibility, geotechnical and hydrological assessments ahead of design work. CHOGM Readiness: The National Performing Arts Centre missed its Sept. 30 handover deadline due to certification delays for roof-mounted multimedia suspension equipment. Tourism & Airlift: British Airways extended its London Gatwick–Antigua daily flights through April 2027, adding capacity for the spring season. Utilities Governance: A new APUA board was sworn in, with the Governor-General urging accountability and reliable water, electricity and telecoms. Regional Fisheries: Antigua chaired a Caribbean fisheries ministerial meeting in Jamaica where 12 resolutions were approved to strengthen marine resource management. Sports Development: Cabinet moved to make the Antigua Recreation Ground the official home of football, aiming to redirect FIFA-backed stadium support toward ARG redevelopment.
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