AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy Costs Hit Home: The Public Utilities Commission approved Guam Power Authority’s fuel surcharge hike effective July 1, raising the Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause from $0.135840 to $0.194150 per kWh—about a $58 jump for an average residential bill, with rates set through Jan. 31, 2027. Port Authority Watch: The Port Authority of Guam posted a clean FY2025 audit and a net position of $40.9 million, but is moving toward a phased 17% tariff increase starting FY2026 as operating margins narrow. Renewables Move Forward: The Guam Hybrid Land Use Commission approved a conditional use permit for Pacific Energy Corporation to build a Yona solar farm (27 acres) as part of GPA’s Phase IV, after concerns about cultural and environmental impacts were addressed. Local Business & Workforce: UOG signed an MoU with Goodwind Development Corporation to expand internships and career pathways for students and graduates. Cannabis Milestone: The Cannabis Control Board approved Guam’s first permit to operate for Real Deal LLC (Deep Green Guam), clearing the way for future production and sales steps. Tourism Pressure: May visitor arrivals fell 23.5% year over year, driven largely by South Korea’s reduced flight capacity and higher travel costs. Governance & Schools: Education leaders told senators no public school closures or consolidations are planned for 2026-27, though consolidation options remain under review. Community Spotlight: Atkins Kroll donated $1,914 to Guam Little League to support travel for the 2026 regional tournament in Korea.
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