AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWater Safety Row: Former EPA head Dr. Vincent Adams says GWI’s response to a 2025 PUC water-quality report is “misleading and dangerous,” accusing the utility of downplaying results and omitting key measurements. Renewables Upgrade: Guyana Power and Light (GPL) held a technical CSR workshop on renewable energy integration, battery storage and digitalising the power system, with Huawei experts supporting training for engineers. Pipeline Watch: After opposition claims of a natural gas pipeline rupture, EPA and MARAD now admit a “slight anomaly” was investigated, while insisting there’s “no factual basis” for rupture claims. Uranium Deal: Gibraltar-based ROPA Investments secured rights tied to Guyana’s Kurupung Uranium Project, aiming to buy up to half of initial output. Standards for Sound & Tint: GNBS begins verification services for tint measuring meters and sound level meters, supporting enforcement of road and noise regulations. Regional Aid for Venezuela: CARICOM partners, including Guyana, dispatched an 88-container relief shipment to earthquake-hit Venezuela. Primary Health Boost: Charlestown’s new G$201.8M health centre was commissioned, targeting care for about 2,000 residents. Agriculture Skills Push: A GCCI-led project, funded by Global Affairs Canada, closed out with training and networking for farmers, especially women and youth. Dengue Alert (Travel-linked): Hawai‘i reported a new travel-related dengue case on Oʻahu and urged residents to eliminate standing water. CARICOM Summit Update: Heads of Government met in Saint Lucia, with governance and regional priorities like climate and digital transformation on the agenda.
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