AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism: Grenada reported 140,602 stayover visitors from January to August, up 9.9% year on year. Visitor spending reached EC$1.047 billion in 2025 and is projected to rise to EC$1.068 billion this year. Energy: The government is seeking a consultant to assess GRENLEC’s proposed retail tariffs as part of a World Bank-backed project to expand renewable generation and private investment. Investment: Marwynn Holdings signed a non-binding MOU to study a proposed solar-powered AI data centre in Levera, with costs estimated at about US$500 million; feasibility work will determine whether it proceeds. Citizenship Investment: Grenada is among five countries facing a November 12 deadline to commit to suspending citizenship-by-investment programmes, with the EU seeking a phase-out by 2028. The schemes are an important source of public revenue and investment. Agriculture: Regional forecasters warn a strong El Niño could worsen drought, while Grenada has trained officials in surveillance and sample collection to strengthen defences against African swine fever. Cocoa: The Grenada Chocolate Festival returns May 22–29, 2027, spotlighting local cocoa, chocolate production and tourism.
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