AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGeothermal Energy: Nevis is completing site and water infrastructure before a drilling rig arrives for its geothermal project. Premier Mark Brantley says the operation needs about 900 gallons of water per minute, and delays after the rig arrives could cost US$40,000 a day. Digital Skills: Taiwan has backed St. Kitts and Nevis’ November 13–14 Caribbean summit on preparing children for the digital age, with sessions planned on AI in education, digital literacy and online safety. Climate Science: The UWI and CCRIF awarded US$112,000 in scholarships to nine Caribbean students studying climate resilience and related fields; recipients include students from St. Kitts and Nevis. Smart Energy: SKELEC has installed more than 5,000 smart meters across St. Kitts, expanding access to timely electricity-use data and more accurate billing. Digital Government: A new online business-licence portal lets applicants review requirements, track applications and book appointments. Youth Innovation: St. Kitts’ STEAM Fair on November 13 will showcase student projects focused on sustainability and island challenges.
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