AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI Data Centres Debate: Opposition Chief Whip Marvin Gonzales says the PNM rejected an AI data centre bid because the company wanted to benefit from Trinidad and Tobago’s subsidised water and electricity rates. Government Response: The MPAAI also pushed back on claims of a completed “Tier 4” government data centre, saying the report is “patently false” and mixing up a past government plan with separate commercial AI infrastructure. Healthcare Labour Action: TTNNA threatens legal action against NCRHA over alleged illegal four-hour shifts for nursing and midwifery staff, saying directives were issued without union consultation. Food & Distribution Industry: West Indian Traders’ Jake Gillette says it’s optimistic about Nestlé’s local operations sale and would be interested in buying the Valsayn plant if approached. Renewables & Finance: MPC Caribbean Clean Energy shareholders will vote Aug 11 on selling its 6.4MWp San Isidro solar park, but the AGM notice doesn’t name the buyer or price. Business Climate: Chaguanas chambers call for urgent fixes to Customs, forex shortages, traffic congestion, and stronger real estate regulation. Transport & Trade: Freight disruptions tied to West Asia conflict are driving port congestion and higher sea freight rates, squeezing exporters’ schedules and costs. Agriculture: Farmers are being encouraged to adopt more efficient fertiliser practices using the “four Rs” approach. Infrastructure Works: Trinidad Weigh Station WIM equipment is being replaced July 22–24, with lane closures on I-25.
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