AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNevis Geothermal Push: Nevis’ geothermal project cleared its final pre-mobilisation step after an independent acceptance inspection of the Drillmec HH-300 “Týr” rig in Iceland, clearing the way for drilling to start within 60 days once shipped. Energy Diplomacy: A St. Martin delegation visited Nevis to tour the geothermal site and explore regional clean-energy cooperation. Acting PM Governance: Prime Minister Terrance Drew was flown overseas for specialised medical observation after being hospitalised in Basseterre; Deputy PM Geoffrey Hanley became Acting PM and took on added portfolios, while Garth Wilkin assumed National Security and Citizenship/Immigration duties. Culturama Payments Clarified: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley addressed band payment concerns after reports of boycotts, saying government cash flow limits prevented the requested payment schedules. Ports Milestone: SCASPA marked 33 years of service, highlighting the evolution of airport and seaport operations under one authority. CPL & Local Sports: Rain washed out a Patriots–Falcons match at Warner Park; elsewhere, Guyana Amazon Warriors stayed undefeated, and the Patriots host Barbados Tridents tonight. Business & Policy Watch: G-20 finance talks in Asheville spotlighted global economic pressures, with small island economies like St. Kitts and Nevis watching for knock-on effects on fuel, electricity and food costs.
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