AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHilton uncertainty hits tourism plans: Tourism officials and economists are warning that delays in finalising the Hilton Trinidad lease agreement are hurting business confidence, conference bookings and the country’s international reputation, with workers and event organisers seeking clarity. Energy transition setback: Criticism is growing after T&TEC stopped absorbing power from the 92MW Brechin Castle Solar farm, raising fears the move undermines T&T’s energy transition and wastes a major renewables investment. Solar debate: Analysts push back on the “no batteries needed” solar approach, arguing policy choices could slow progress on grid reliability. Investor confidence and race rhetoric: Tobago’s Chamber leadership is denying any racial divide, while officials and international relations experts warn that divisive rhetoric is becoming an economic risk by deterring tourists and investors. Execution deficit: A new commentary argues T&T’s real problem is not ideas but delivery—projects and programmes are taking too long to complete, dragging growth. AI for business: A business-focused piece warns AI is already shaping customer decisions before firms even know they’re being “sold to,” while Tobago prepares for an AI-ready push. Security and jobs: Government is moving to strengthen counter-terrorism and expand joint police-army posts, as unions react to reported job losses and demand assurances for Hilton workers.
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