AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGeothermal Energy: Civil works are advancing at Nevis’s Hamilton site ahead of drilling, and equipment has begun arriving. Premier Mark Brantley says there is no start date yet; preparations must meet engineering and environmental requirements. Digital Payments: The Bank of Nevis earned recognition at Visa’s Caribbean Payment Conference in Miami for its work in digital payments, bringing international attention to the homegrown bank’s technology efforts. Community Science: St. Kitts and Nevis is joining TrashBlitz Caribbean, a two-year regional initiative that uses a mobile app to help communities track plastic waste and develop local solutions. Digital Government: The Federation’s online business-licence portal aims to simplify applications and let users track their progress. Science and Heritage: Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College lecturer Dr. Cameron St. Pierre Gill has joined UNESCO’s International Scientific Committee for its Routes of Enslaved Peoples programme.
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