AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater Crisis & Local Economy: Puerto Rico’s drought-driven water rationing is hitting households and businesses hard, with rotating 48-hour shutoffs in San Juan and other cities and major daily losses reported by retailers and hospitality operators. Policy & Infrastructure Fixes: Commentators argue the island’s “man-made” failure is mismanagement and aging systems, while rainwater harvesting from rooftops is flagged as an underused, practical backup. Consumer Credit Snapshot: TransUnion reports Puerto Rico consumers’ credit profile stayed strong in H1 2026 (avg score 712), with delinquency rates generally low across loans, cards, and mortgages. Business & Compliance: Carolina Catering (Sky Caterers) earned Safe Quality Food (SQF) certification, positioning the Puerto Rican food service firm as the only SQF holder in its category locally. Energy Tech: Tesla enabled vehicle-to-load on the Model Y Premium in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, letting owners draw 2.4 kW via an $80 adapter. Travel & Tourism Demand: A Virtuoso report shows luxury travel demand for fall 2026 is surging, with September sales up sharply—good news for Puerto Rico’s visitor economy.
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