AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPort Recovery: Saipan’s port reopened to unrestricted commercial traffic and cargo Monday after Typhoon Champi, while Guam, Tinian and Rota remained under heavy-weather restrictions. Disaster Aid: CNMI small-business operators are urging leaders to include foreign workers in Typhoon Sinlaku unemployment assistance. More than $10.1 million is available, but applications are due Oct. 24. Power Costs: Ratepayers and lawmakers want CUC to collect overdue bills, fix billing problems and face an independent audit before regulators approve proposed utility rate hikes. Renewable Energy: Eastern Power Solutions says it will withdraw its solar bid if regulators don’t approve its agreement by Oct. 31, putting the project’s financing timeline at risk. A separate resolution urges CUC to speed up renewable projects to preserve federal tax credits. Tourism: Philippine Airlines resumes Manila–Saipan flights Oct. 25, with a $400,000 tourism promotion deal aimed at attracting visitors through the carrier’s international network.
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