AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMicrogrids & resilience: A UT WaterHub project is highlighted as Puerto Rico faces severe reservoir-driven water shortages, with the campus facility recycling residual water for non-potable uses as a model for long-term planning. Energy tech: A separate explainer revisits how microgrids work—generating, storing, and managing power locally, either tied to the grid or “islanding”—and why they’re spreading from disaster recovery to hospitals and data centers. Puerto Rico innovation & business: Malamaña launches as a Caribbean-inspired golf sportswear brand with a $60,000 founder push, aiming to modernize golf apparel for younger buyers. Local food tech: Pan Pepín and EntrePanas roll out Puerto Rico’s first fresh gluten-free bread made entirely on the island using breadfruit. STEM & culture: “Por la Hembra y por el Gallo,” an early 1916 Puerto Rican film, is set for a faithful recreation after researchers recovered its lost plot. Policy watch: The House passed a bill to make daylight saving time year-round, moving the Sunshine Protection Act to the Senate.
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