AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Housing Costs: New Hampshire’s new plug-in solar law takes effect in January, letting renters and homeowners use small panels that plug into existing outlets to cut bills (estimated $15–$50/month) with UL safety-compliant equipment. Environmental Health: Sen. Maggie Hassan reintroduces bipartisan legislation to ban PFAS “forever chemicals” from food wrappers and packaging, reviving a fight she first launched years ago. Manufacturing & Jobs: Sylvania’s North America leadership highlighted innovation at its Hillsborough, N.H. plant, pointing to automation plus a “curious” workforce as it rolls out new lighting products. Tech Workforce: As the coding boom fades, computer science grads are shifting toward AI skills, with smaller firms increasingly hiring for practical AI help. Public Safety & Infrastructure: A nor’easter is driving power outages across New England, with NH Electric Co-op reporting hundreds affected. Policy Watch: NH’s license plate reader rules are being cited as a model as other states move to rein in Flock-style camera systems. Business & Consumer Data: Multistate AG actions include settlements tied to data breaches and consumer-impacting practices, keeping patient and customer data protection in focus.
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