AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy and Production: Cuba’s fuel shortages and power outages continue to disrupt industry. Havana’s coffee-roasting plant has resumed production after switching from diesel to manufactured gas, though domestic coffee output remains insufficient. Water Infrastructure: More than 2.68 million people face disruptions to piped water, officials say. The government plans 10 solar farms with 200 megawatts of capacity to support Havana water systems, targeting completion by August 2027. Mining and Supply Chains: Sherritt will temporarily lay off 280 Canadian workers as it tries to restart its Alberta refinery, which depends on feed from its Cuban nickel operation. Sherritt suspended direct participation in its Cuba joint venture in May; it has received an initial U.S. emergency license, with further approvals needed to resume operations.
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