AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy and Technology: Marwynn Holdings signed a non-binding MOU to explore a solar-powered AI data centre in Levera, with an estimated project cost of up to US$500 million. Capacity and investment remain subject to feasibility studies. CBI Outlook: Grenada and four other Eastern Caribbean states face EU pressure to commit by November 12 to ending citizenship-by-investment programmes by June 2028, putting a significant source of public revenue and investment at risk. Climate Resilience: A new US$44 million regional fund includes Grenada and will support coastal communities, including climate-resilient agriculture, fisheries and mangrove restoration. Carriacou Business: Tyrell Bay Marina has resumed operations after an appeal ruling, restoring activity at a key marine facility, though questions over its six-month closure remain unanswered. Agriculture and Tourism: Grenada strengthened surveillance and sample-collection skills to guard against African swine fever, which threatens pig farmers and trade. The 2027 Chocolate Fest will promote cocoa farming, local chocolate production and related tourism from May 22–29.
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