AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGrid Resilience: BPL has revised parts of its grid code and is studying how utility-scale solar systems react to network disturbances, aiming to prevent multiple installations disconnecting at once and destabilising the power supply. Education and Technology: The government has launched the BEST Foundation to attract private support for student technology, specialist services and scholarships. Separately, the University of The Bahamas says its next campus-upgrade phase will replace science labs and add high-speed Wi-Fi. Ocean Science: The Bahamas, Cayman Islands and Turks and Caicos signed the Hamilton II Declaration to build support for stronger international protections for the Sargasso Sea, with a UN biodiversity agreement conference set for January 2027. At Diplomatic Week, Prime Minister Philip Davis also invited universities and research institutions to work with Bahamian scientists on marine research. Clean Energy: Bahamian engineers Sonia Brown and Aimee Rolle received Women in Energy awards, as regional leaders stressed the need for investment, grid upgrades and storage to make the energy transition reliable and affordable.
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