AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Wind: Revolution Wind is now fully operational off Rhode Island, with 65 turbines capable of generating 704 megawatts—enough to power about 350,000 homes. The project delivers electricity to Rhode Island and Connecticut after repeated federal attempts to halt construction. Port Emissions: REV LNG and Siem Car Carriers have begun fueling LNG-powered ships at Davisville, a first for Rhode Island. The companies say the fuel produces fewer emissions than conventional marine fuel oil. Waste and Recycling: A state assessment puts Rhode Island’s waste-diversion rate at 13% and estimates $35.5 million in recyclable commodity value is lost each year. DEM is seeking public comments through Nov. 16 as it considers options including bottle deposits and packaging rules. Water Quality: PFAS contamination has been reported in Coventry wells; Tiverton residents with contaminated wells have received treatment systems. Environmental Education: URI and DEM are renovating the W. Alton Jones campus in West Greenwich, aiming to reopen it in spring as a hub for environmental education and trails.
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