AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate Resilience: St. Kitts and Nevis launched its National Loss and Damage Strategy at COP31, becoming the first Caribbean country to adopt one. The strategy aims to strengthen resilience and access to climate finance. EU Investment: Prime Minister Terrance Drew and European Union officials discussed geothermal energy, a proposed Nevis–St. Kitts power link, digital infrastructure, maritime connections and economic diversification. Water Services: Taiwan is funding Nevis’ islandwide water-meter replacement to improve monitoring, billing and management of water supplies. Geothermal Energy: Civil works continue at the Hamilton site ahead of drilling, though no date has been set for the rig’s arrival. Consumer Costs: New maximum unleaded-gas prices took effect November 11: $18.30 per gallon at SOL stations and $18.49 at SOL Petroleum stations in Nevis. Tourism: St. Kitts and Nevis joined a major Caribbean presence at London’s World Travel Market as the region plans a stronger push for European visitors in 2027.
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