AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity for utilities: A New Hampshire DES-linked report highlights how cyberattacks on water systems are spreading nationwide, with NH operators saying systems are “always being probed” and AI is making threats harder to defend against. Energy & growth planning: Bow is in the spotlight again as FERC filings point to a preliminary study for connecting a 350-megawatt data center to the grid, with Eversource and Granite Shore Power tied to the next steps. Local development approvals: Enfield’s zoning board will revisit a wetland-crossing road request tied to a revised single-family subdivision plan after an earlier rejection. Infrastructure debate: Hampton and Seabrook are preparing to open a new bridge without overhead lighting, but officials are pushing for a workable lighting plan and maintenance agreement. NH politics with industry stakes: In the WMUR Democratic Senate debate, Chris Pappas and Karishma Manzur clashed on affordability and policy priorities, with Manzur’s messaging heavily focused on Israel and Pappas emphasizing cost pressures and NH-focused programs. Workforce & business leadership: Peckham Industries (with Vermont sites) named John R. Peckham interim CEO, signaling continuity as leadership transitions.
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