AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOffshore Wind Finance: Eversource booked a $164 million impairment tied to stop-work orders affecting the Revolution Wind project, though the utility says the 704MW farm is still on track to finish by year-end. Solar vs. Local Control: A Simsbury solar fight is heating up as the town challenges a Connecticut Siting Council signal approving a controversial Nod Road array, with lawmakers and residents arguing the state’s siting authority is overriding community planning. Health Insurance in the Spotlight: Connecticut insurers are facing renewed scrutiny over chronic illness coverage denials, as patient advocates push back on how policies are applied. Medicaid Pressure (National, with CT relevance): Missouri’s Medicaid program is bracing for tougher federal rules and potential penalties tied to error rates, raising questions about how states manage costs and oversight when private insurers run large portions of care. Consumer Protection: A San Francisco lawsuit alleges fake hotel booking sites are steering travelers with misleading search ads—an issue that hits travel and local business trust. Farm Economy Push: Gov. Lamont is urging residents to shop Connecticut Grown during National Farmers’ Market Week, highlighting more than 120 markets statewide. Workforce/Industry Note: Electric Boat’s record-setting Navy submarine contracting continues to underscore Connecticut’s role in defense manufacturing.
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