AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRenewables Push: Gov. Ned Lamont signed Public Act 26-127 to extend and streamline Connecticut solar and battery storage incentives through 2035, aiming to make clean energy more affordable and easier to access. Drug Pricing Crackdown: AG William Tong led a coalition securing a $29.6 million Glenmark settlement over alleged generic-drug price inflation and reduced competition; Connecticut’s share is $388,868, with a Hartford trial expected in late 2026. Quantum Funding Boost: The NSF named Connecticut one of 12 NSF Regional Innovation Engines regions, backing the UConn-led Quantum Technologies Engine to accelerate commercialization and workforce development. Office Market Snapshot: A Choyce Peterson report says lower Fairfield County Class A office availability held at 28% in the first half of 2026, with more space being repurposed for housing and fewer subleases. Entertainment Antitrust: Connecticut is among 12 states suing to block Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery merger, joined by the Writers Guild of America in a separate challenge. EV Infrastructure: ShopRite of Daleville in Connecticut is adding fast EV charging through Wakefern’s broader rollout, expanding access at grocery destinations. Local Arts Consolidation: Fairfield Theatre Co. will merge with Black Rock Theater and revive Downtown Cabaret Theatre’s children’s programming. Public Safety: Authorities charged a 20-year-old in a fatal Lake Hayward canoe incident after an investigation into boating under the influence. Energy Policy Watch: A new U.S. sanctions/tariff push targeting Russian energy buyers drew China’s rejection, with China warning against unilateral measures.
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