AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOffshore Wind: Revolution Wind is now fully operational off Rhode Island, with 65 turbines capable of powering about 350,000 homes and businesses. The 704-megawatt project began sending electricity to the grid in March, despite federal stop-work orders. Drinking Water: Reports of PFAS contamination in Coventry wells and treatment systems for affected Tiverton residents keep water safety in focus. Solar Aid: An analysis says restarting the federal Solar for All program could cut electric bills by about 25% for a million households. Federal judges, including in Rhode Island, ruled the EPA unlawfully canceled the grants; the agency is weighing an appeal. Wildlife: Deer are more active during the fall rut, and Barrington police have responded to several vehicle collisions. State officials urge drivers to slow down and stay alert.
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