AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy and Labour: The Privy Council has reserved judgment in OWTU’s appeal over Petrotrin’s 2018 shutdown, leaving unresolved whether the company breached its agreement to consult workers. New Industry: Cabinet has approved a commercial arm to turn sargassum into products such as biochar and cosmetics ingredients, with the aim of attracting private investment and developing regional partnerships. Cross-Border Energy: Trinidad and Venezuela’s energy chambers signed an agreement to share expertise and pursue joint events, workshops and business opportunities. Tourism and Transport: Caribbean Airlines’ first direct Toronto flight landed at Tobago’s new airport terminal; the island is also seeking more domestic flights to handle Carnival visitors. Infrastructure and Business: A suspected arson attack destroyed more than $20 million in TSTT copper cable. Police have detained three people, while the incident has renewed calls for action on scrap-metal theft. CNG: NGC Green denies owing operators more than $450,000 in reimbursements and says it will protect its reputation through legal channels.
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