AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy Tech: SKELEC says it has installed more than 5,000 smart meters across St. Kitts, improving the accuracy and timeliness of household electricity-use data as the rollout continues. Youth Innovation: The STEAM Fair returns to National Heroes Park on November 13, showcasing student ideas for a more sustainable island state; online voting opens November 12. Digital Education: St. Kitts and Nevis will host a Caribbean summit on November 13–14 focused on digital skills, AI in education, online safety and technology access for young people. Electric Mobility: Horsford’s has launched GAC’s AION electric vehicles locally, supporting the government’s push to expand EV use and reduce reliance on imported fuel. Health Technology: J.N.F. General Hospital received a mixed-reality surgical system that creates 3D models from scans and enables live consultation with specialists in Taiwan and Nevis. Biodiversity Science: At COP17, the Federation is pressing for reliable conservation funding, stronger monitoring and regional cooperation to help small islands protect ecosystems.
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