AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPower Costs: Guam’s Public Utilities Commission approved a Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause increase, pushing the rate to 19.4 cents per kWh starting July—about $58.31 more monthly for a typical 1,000 kWh customer—driven by fuel-cost spikes tied to the U.S.-Israel conflict and the Strait of Hormuz disruption. Port Accountability: The Port Authority of Guam received a clean, unmodified FY 2025 audit opinion, cutting operating expenses by $5.9M and ending the year with net position up to $40.9M. Hospital Site Lock-In: After years of debate, officials held a dedication for the new Mangilao hospital location, with Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero citing estimated costs of $743M for a new build versus $763M to repair the old facility. Renewables Roll Forward: The PUC approved renewable energy acquisition awards for four sites totaling 62 MW under GPA’s Phase 4 projects, including locations tied to the Guam International Country Club and near Andersen AFB. Military Buildup Scrutiny: Residents told lawmakers Guam is being repositioned as a forward offensive platform without civilian shelters or a seat at decision-making, as missile and related funding plans expand. Local Business & Community: McDonald’s of Guam & Saipan donated $1,500 to support the Saipan Chamber of Commerce golf tournament; in Guam, Tumon Night Market returns with a Pride theme Sunday. Civic Pay: A bill would double juror daily pay in Superior Court of Guam to $60, aiming to better reflect lost wages for private-sector workers.
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