AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOffshore Wind Fallout: Trump’s offshore wind crackdown reached the Gulf of Mexico, with the administration paying RWE $1.2B to abandon U.S. projects—an abrupt setback for renewable power and jobs. Grid Shift: New U.S. power plants in 2026 are being dominated by solar and batteries, while wind and natural gas lag in the first half. West Nile Watch (RI): DEM confirmed West Nile Virus in mosquito samples from Cranston, Providence, and North Providence; the statewide risk stays high, with no human cases reported so far. PFAS Pressure in Tiverton: Residents are pushing for answers after PFAS was found at very high levels in private wells near the fire station area, with officials describing health risks and next steps. Local Energy Rates: RI Attorney General Neronha urged the PUC to reject Rhode Island Energy’s request to raise its profit margin as part of a major rate increase. Charlestown Land-Use: The town approved a municipal-wide ban on data centers and battery storage facilities, citing land, water, and electricity concerns. Rail Planning (Scarborough Beach): Amtrak’s New Haven-to-Providence capacity study team will hold a public Q&A at Scarborough North State Beach Sunday. Marine Life Management: NH is seeking interest in a regional pilot weekly spiny dogfish limit, pending federal approval. Shark Science Night (BIMI): Block Island Maritime Institute hosts Jon Dodd on what shark researchers do and why it matters for ocean health.
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