Storm & Flood Watch: Antigua and Barbuda is bracing for heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and rough seas as Tropical Storm Dolly’s remnants move through, with a flash flood watch for low-lying and flood-prone areas and 2–5 inches possible in short periods—officials warn of hazardous driving, lightning and dangerous marine conditions. Energy Costs & Policy: Fuel prices at the pumps are set to rise as the government scales back a costly fuel-price subsidy, citing higher global oil prices and warning of major Treasury losses if the situation continues. Renewables Push: IRENA is inviting renewable project proposals across the Caribbean and Central America, including Antigua and Barbuda, to speed up solar, wind, geothermal and other clean energy—plus e-mobility and green industry. Water & Forecasting Tools: The Met Service says three ocean-monitoring buoys are national assets after one was recovered from Barbuda, urging the public not to move or tamper with them. Local Food & Farming: Government moves to expand water access and boost local food production, including more acreage for farmers and climate-resilient practices. Sports & Community: Chief groundsman Norville Simon praised staff at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium for successfully hosting CPL matches despite very dry conditions.