Suriname will be 120 to 140 megawatts short of available power by 2030. Four companies have offered more than 200 megawatts of solar at no first-phase cost to the State. The Electricity Act 2016 routes all of it through a sector plan that has never been given legal force.
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A docked cruise ship burns fuel for hours to power itself. Shore power lets it switch off and buy electricity from the island instead. Far more ships can do it than ports can supply it, and in the Caribbean the limit is the grid: one ship draws 12 megawatts where Grenada's whole system is 70.
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The Guyana Tourism Authority published its Tourism Awareness Month calendar on 1 November 2026: 31 dated items from 31 October to 12 December. Regions One, Three, Five, Six and Eight carry nothing, two items are overseas, and no item carries a fee, a target or a deadline.
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Tourism Minister Susan Rodrigues put arrivals at 360,623 by September, ten per cent above 2025, and named a half-million target. The subtraction leaves 139,377 for a fourth quarter announced with two of its three months still to run.
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Petrobras told the market on 29 October 2026 that it had found a third oil-bearing interval in the Morpho well, block FZA-M-59, off Amapa. The earlier notices of 14 August and 2 October concern the same well. None gives a recoverable volume.
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United States suppliers took 65.2 per cent of Costa Rica's US$101.8 million of dairy imports in the first eight months of 2026, Procomer reported. Senasa's register of approved United States dairy plants rose from 43 in January to 259 by 21 October.
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ExxonMobil's third-quarter results, filed on 30 October 2026, list a billion cumulative barrels in Guyana among its production milestones. The same release says upstream earnings fell quarter on quarter on lower prices and an accelerated Guyana entitlement impact.
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A US District Court judge in Puerto Rico ordered NFEnergia to let rival suppliers use its San Juan LNG terminal, on a temporary restraining order running 14 days. The power authority says the company answered 18 requests for information in 17 days with one email.
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Guyana's Bureau of Statistics put inflation at 2.5 per cent for 2025 and 3.4 per cent over the year to September 2026. The Ministry of Finance published 4.4 per cent for the first half of 2026. Every figure is correct.
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Guyana measures inflation against a basket chosen after a 2006 household survey. The Bureau of Statistics finished field work on the survey meant to replace it in November 2019. The IMF called for the switch in 2025 and found progress slow.
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The housing line in Guyana's Georgetown Consumer Price Index stood at 99.18 in September 2026, below its December 2009 base of 100. Food stood at 235.33. The Ministry of Finance credits stable electricity and water tariffs.
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Guyana Power and Light says the L2 line tripped at 08:12 on an earth fault, that it was inspected clean the day before, and that teams found nothing afterwards, which it reads as deliberate interference. The release describes no evidence of interference.
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