AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Center Pushback: Colchester residents packed a town meeting to oppose a proposed data center, questioning its potential effects on traffic, noise, water and wildlife. The project still needs a zoning change. Electricity Costs: Connecticut’s utility regulator approved a revised plan for buying default electricity supply, giving utilities more purchasing flexibility with the goal of reducing costs while keeping customer safeguards. Highway Rules: A state law now limits left-lane driving on multi-lane highways to passing, preparing for a left exit or other specified exceptions. Clean School Buses: The Connecticut Green Bank plans to raise up to $2 million to help finance Branford’s shift to an all-electric school bus fleet, which began operating this fall. Rent Pricing Lawsuit: A court ruling in Attorney General William Tong’s favor allows Connecticut’s antitrust case over RealPage’s rent-pricing practices to continue.
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