AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGrenada Energy & Economy: Offshore oil interest is growing as Grenada moves toward the next stage of developing its hydrocarbon potential, with major players watching developments. Electricity Relief Debate: Government’s temporary power-cost measures are offering some relief, but an advisor says they won’t meaningfully boost business competitiveness without sustained cuts and more renewable investment. Public Finance Watch: Parliament is considering a large EC$310.9m supplemental appropriation tied to Hurricane Beryl recovery and new budget challenges, with Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs Minister Tevin Andrews pushing back on calls for a commission of inquiry. Tourism Jobs: The Grenada Tourism Authority is hiring for the 2026–27 cruise season—team leader and customer service representatives—seeking staff who can guide visitors and speak basic Spanish or French. Road & Traffic Updates: Balthazar Bridge will close to vehicles from Sept. 7 until further notice for resilience works, and National Library-area traffic rules apply on Sept. 6. Youth & Agriculture: OECS Young Farmer Award winner Ephraim Elijah Roberts of Dominica was recognised in Grenada for diversified farming that builds resilience.
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