AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFuel & Energy Costs: Prime Minister Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda will raise fuel prices this week as the US-Iran war keeps oil prices volatile and the government can’t keep subsidising costs; officials are weighing an increase of about EC$2 across the board after an advised EC$3.50 jump. Fuel-Station Pressure: Gas station operators are reportedly threatening a Tuesday strike over profit margins, which Browne calls “bad timing” amid rising international prices. APUA Modernisation: APUA is pushing ahead with a US$25m smart meter overhaul to automate readings and give customers clearer usage data, while also drafting a policy for rooftop solar battery storage. Dispute Resolution: Carib Resolve Dispute Resolution Centre officially launched in Antigua to expand mediation and other off-court options for individuals and businesses. Geothermal Progress (Nevis): Nevis officials inspected the Tyr drilling rig ahead of geothermal drilling aimed at a 30MW development for both islands. Creative Industries: Antigua and Barbuda is preparing a White Paper and roadmap to formalise and grow the creative industries, linking them to tourism and jobs. Hospitality Development: Daniel Shamoon and Orange Limited plan a new luxury boutique resort at Pearns Point, with suites and villas plus shared amenities for guests and owners.
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