AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDelaware Clean Energy: Dover officials celebrated the launch of the KE73 Community Solar Farm, a 4-megawatt project from Nautilus Solar and TurningPoint Energy, as data-center demand and regional grid strain make more local clean power feel urgent. Flood Resilience: Lewes earned a FEMA Community Rating System upgrade, moving from Class 8 to Class 7—meaning flood insurance premiums drop 15% starting in October. Wildlife Watch: DNREC confirmed an eagle took a young osprey from the nest at Cape Henlopen State Park over the weekend, after officials had been monitoring the fledgling’s condition. Climate Accountability: Delaware-linked Chemours PFAS fallout stayed in the spotlight as North Carolina officials criticized an EPA settlement they say was negotiated “behind our backs,” while pushing for stronger fixes to drinking-water impacts. State Innovation: Gov. Matt Meyer and the Delaware Prosperity Partnership launched “Innovate Delaware,” a new effort to connect startups with capital and research, with focus areas including clean energy and sustainable advanced materials. Nature & Community Funding: DNREC opened 2027 Community Environmental Project Fund grant applications, and Delaware’s statewide photo contest winners were also recognized.
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