AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoShipping Recovery: Tinian has resumed commercial cargo operations in daylight hours, and Rota has reopened as the islands recover from Typhoon Champi. Operators must still check facility restrictions and navigation conditions. Utility Costs: Ratepayers on Saipan and Tinian are challenging CUC’s proposed power, water and wastewater increases, citing high bills, billing problems and unpaid accounts. The CPUC expects to decide the rate case Nov. 20. Solar Investment: The commission may not meet an Oct. 31 deadline to decide on Eastern Power Solutions’ proposed $500 million solar project. Eastern says delay could jeopardize financing and federal tax credits, and it may withdraw its bid. Tourism: Philippine Airlines is set to restart twice-weekly Manila–Saipan flights Oct. 25. The Marianas Visitors Authority approved $400,000 in promotions, hoping to attract new visitors as well as serve Filipino residents. Disaster Aid: Saipan business operators are asking leaders to include CW-1 workers in disaster unemployment assistance after Typhoon Sinlaku, saying foreign workers and employers also suffered lost income.
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