AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClean Energy Skills Push: Tata Power and Bhutan’s DGPC signed an MoU in Thimphu to build a phased skill-development ecosystem for the country’s 5,000 MW clean energy push, with training delivered via Tata Power Skill Development Institute and safety-first onboarding before technical construction and long-term O&M capability building. GST Pressure at Home: Bhutan collected about Nu 2.117bn in excise tax in the first four months of the 2026 GST-era rollout, but parliament is hearing complaints that GST savings aren’t reaching consumers as prices stay high and revenue targets are missed. Electricity Tariff Debate: MPs are challenging a proposed electricity tariff revision, warning low-voltage users could face steep increases while asking what support will cushion households and businesses. Local Industry Access: The National Council called for easier, cheaper finance for cottage and small industries, urging relaxed lending rules and dedicated low-interest windows. Road Safety Watch: Concerns over the Nganglam–Panbang highway’s condition and maintenance during works have been formally raised with Project DANTAK. Bitcoin Noise Returns: Bhutan’s bitcoin sell-off claims are back in the spotlight, with officials again saying they “don’t recall” selling.
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