AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCitizenship by Investment: A CBI industry expert says currency volatility and tougher due-diligence checks are the biggest hurdles for high-net-worth applicants, even as demand for second passports stays strong. Regional Finance: St. Kitts and Nevis passed a package of five financial-sector bills in the National Assembly, including updates to the financial services regulator, virtual assets, gaming controls, and anti-terror/anti-proliferation rules. Energy & Utilities: Nevis Electricity Company (NEVLEC) reintroduced a fuel surcharge for households and adjusted it for commercial users as generation costs rose, effective from the June 2026 billing period. Water Security: St. Peter’s is set for a major boost to 24-hour water service after new pipeline and pump testing, with an extra 150,000 gallons per day expected from the Basseterre desalination plant. Tourism & Transport: Tourism Minister Marsha Henderson kicked off cruise-season stakeholder talks, including taxi operators, as Port Zante prepares for continued summer visits. Shipping & Risk: Russia’s drone attacks in the Black Sea injured crew on a St. Kitts-flagged vessel, underscoring how maritime trade routes remain exposed. Infrastructure & Sports: Government says it’s moving into procurement for the Lime Kiln Stadium project, inviting qualified contractors. Energy Transition: The SKN 100 clean-energy project launched stakeholder engagements to strengthen energy policy and support investment in renewables.
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