AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoRenewables in Grenada: The Government has commissioned a new solar plant in Limlair, Carriacou, with testing and training underway and power feeding into GRENLEC’s grid—part of the “Solar for All” push to cut bills and boost resilience. Climate risk and insurance: A Lloyd’s-commissioned study says many hurricane-exposed farmers, fishers and tourism workers in Grenada, Jamaica and Barbados remain uninsured, leaving households to replace boats and crops themselves after disasters. Marine conservation & tourism: Grenada’s underwater sculpture park is spotlighted as a reef-restoration story—built after Hurricane Ivan’s damage and now supporting marine growth while drawing visitors to fragile ecosystems. Youth and climate-smart business: The YOUtrepreneur Programme awarded seed grants up to EC$3,000 to young entrepreneurs, including climate-smart agribusiness and agri-tech ventures. CBI pressure from Europe: Grenada’s CBI law is being aligned with the regional ECCIRA framework, as EU letters demand Eastern Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programmes phase out by June 1, 2028 or face visa-exemption suspension risks. Environment politics in St. John: The DPM is calling for an MP and environment minister to resign over alleged environmental oversight failures tied to Woodford operations, citing land slippages and road damage.
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