AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDefense Manufacturing: Connecticut is putting an initial $2 million into a new cybersecurity program to help small and midsize defense manufacturers protect sensitive data and meet customer requirements. The state says it has more than 900 defense manufacturers and secured $38.4 billion in federal defense contracts in 2025. Energy: Connecticut has raised rebates for air-source heat pumps to $1,500 per ton as heating oil prices climb to an average $6.19 per gallon. Officials are also urging residents to book home energy audits. Power Sector: Hull Street Energy has completed its purchase of FirstLight’s nearly 1,400-megawatt Northeast generation portfolio, including 14 hydro stations across Connecticut, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, plus solar and battery facilities. Banking and Manufacturing: Thomaston Savings Bank elected six new corporators, including Cly-Del Manufacturing executive Robert Garthwait III, as the bank underscores its commitment to its community-owned mutual charter. Infrastructure: CTDOT will seek public feedback on plans to replace key components of the Route 193 bridge over I-395 in Thompson. The $6 million project is expected to begin construction in spring 2029.
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