AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOffshore Wind Milestone: Revolution Wind finished installing its final turbine off Point Judith, a step toward full commercial operation later this year, with power shares for Rhode Island and Connecticut. Clean Energy Court Win: A Rhode Island federal judge ruled the Trump EPA unlawfully canceled the $7B “Solar for All” program for low-income households, vacating the termination and keeping the grants in play. Water Safety Update: RIDOH and DEM lifted harmful algae bloom advisories for Lake Tiogue (Coventry) and Oak Swamp Reservoir (Johnston) after testing showed low algae and no detected toxins—though officials warn blooms can return fast. Blue Economy in RI: A Rhode Island company is testing AI-powered, autonomous ferry-sized boats with a local fast-ferry partner, aiming to move beyond lab trials. Recycling Innovation: A Rhode Island pilot used shredded end-of-life boat fiberglass in cement production, diverting material from landfill with NOAA grant support. Outdoor Access Funding: DEM received a $1.2M federal grant to boost recreational fishing and boating participation through outreach, education, and local partnerships.
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