AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoOffshore Wind: The Trump administration is again asking a court to reopen approval for the nearly completed, 704-megawatt Revolution Wind project, which is set to supply Connecticut and Rhode Island. Home Energy: Gov. Ned Lamont is adding $12.7 million in state aid to heating assistance as oil prices climb, supplementing federal funding for eligible households. Transportation and Development: Windsor Locks’ new train station opens Sunday, with Hartford Line and Amtrak service, expanded bus links to Bradley International Airport and improved access to downtown businesses and planned housing. Utility Oversight: Attorney General William Tong and Consumer Counsel Claire Coleman want regulators to examine utilities’ AI use, including safeguards for customer data and critical infrastructure. Manufacturing Workforce: Connecticut State is expanding manufacturing programs at 13 training locations, aiming to strengthen the pipeline of industry workers.
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