AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInvestment & Permitting: Delaware’s JobsFirst accelerator accepted six projects worth about $165 million in proposed investment, including housing developments and four community solar projects expected to add nearly 10 megawatts. Energy & Transport: The Cape May-Lewes Ferry added a $7 fuel surcharge per vehicle crossing through year-end as diesel costs climb. Meanwhile, a nearly $10 million dredging project is underway on the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal to improve navigation. Creative Industries: Delaware’s new entertainment production tax credit offers eligible productions a 30% credit on qualifying in-state spending above $100,000, aiming to attract investment and build local jobs. Technology & Health: The University of Delaware launched a National Science Foundation-backed human-centered AI institute with $21.5 million in funding to support health-care decision-making.
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