AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy Technology: SKELEC has installed more than 5,000 smart meters across St. Kitts, surpassing one-fifth of its current rollout target. The meters are designed to improve billing accuracy and reduce estimated readings. Health Innovation: J.N.F. General Hospital has received the Federation’s first mixed-reality surgical system. It creates 3D models from scans and lets surgeons in Taiwan guide procedures remotely; it can also connect with Alexandra Hospital in Nevis. Youth and Digital Skills: St. Kitts will host a Caribbean summit on preparing children for the digital age on November 13–14, covering AI in education, online safety and digital literacy. A STEAM fair on November 13 will showcase student ideas for a more sustainable island state. Clean Transport: Horsford’s has launched GAC electric vehicles, including AION models, as lower import duties support the shift to electric mobility. Biodiversity: At COP17, St. Kitts and Nevis is calling for reliable conservation funding, stronger biodiversity monitoring and greater regional cooperation.
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