AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Wind: The Trump administration is again seeking to revoke approval for Revolution Wind, despite the project’s 65 turbines being installed and the 704-megawatt array nearing operation. Connecticut officials say the move threatens a new source of energy for the region. Utilities and AI: Attorney General William Tong and Consumer Counsel Claire Coleman want PURA to investigate how Connecticut utilities use AI, as the state also sets AI governance expectations for financial institutions. Manufacturing and Jobs: BD marked 65 years of manufacturing in North Canaan and announced plans to expand domestic medical-supply production. In the governor’s race, Ryan Fazio proposed expanding apprenticeships to help fill skilled-trade and manufacturing openings. Transportation: The new Windsor Locks train station has opened, improving connections to Bradley International Airport; CTDOT also plans a 48-hour railroad crossing replacement in Suffield on Oct. 21–22.
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