AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy Costs: Rhode Island Energy plans to expand discounts in January for low-income customers, after more than 114,000 customers fell behind on bills totaling $172.9 million. The program aims to cap eligible households’ electric costs at 3% of income. Power and Data Centers: The Senate advanced a bill to speed energy-project approvals and require large data centers to cover more grid-upgrade costs, a debate with implications for electricity bills and future development. Offshore Wind: Revolution Wind is now fully operational, adding a major source of power for Rhode Island and the region after years of delays and federal challenges. Housing and Development: Rhode Island voters rejected a $100 million economic development bond amid concerns about subsidizing data centers, while housing affordability remains a major strain for residents. Community Investment: Bank of America awarded Providence Public Library and LISC Rhode Island $200,000 each, plus leadership training, to support career pathways, workforce development and affordable housing.
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