AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTelecom Upgrade: Starlink has been granted a 15-year telecommunications licence in the Turks and Caicos, with an initial fee of about $112,600 plus annual payments tied to gross revenues and spectrum use; the TCI Telecommunications Commission says Starlink operates independently of Flow and Digicel for regular satellite service, while Direct-to-Cellular will partner with local providers. Energy Governance: The People’s Democratic Movement is raising alarms over Pelican Energy’s reported application for a 50-year electricity generation and distribution licence, calling for full disclosure, independent technical and financial review, public consultation, and enforceable cost and service obligations before any long-term commitment. Local Business & Trade: Government is launching the Grand Turk Trade Expo (Nov. 14) and rolling out the 2026 “Made in TCI” theme “Calling All Agents,” aiming to spotlight Grand Turk entrepreneurs and connect them directly with consumers. Aviation & Tourism Access: BermudAir marks its third anniversary with a 30% base-fare sale, and is adding new nonstop service to South Caicos from Newark starting Dec. 20, with fares from $347 one way—an upgrade for travel planning and visitor flow. Infrastructure Pressure: A Providenciales entrepreneur warns traffic congestion is worsening ahead of school reopening, arguing no new road routes were added during the summer and calling for practical congestion relief.
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