AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Environment (Delaware): The Caesar Rodney Institute is urging Delaware to fold sustainably harvested wood and biomass into an “all-of-the-above” electricity plan, pointing to the state’s forest strategy and the need for markets for lower-quality timber. Energy Policy (Delaware): A Delaware policy debate over power supply continues, with lawmakers’ energy bills failing to advance in the General Assembly. AI & Law (Delaware-linked): A U.S. appeals court backed Thomson Reuters in its Westlaw AI copyright fight, rejecting a “fair use” defense tied to AI training on copyrighted legal summaries. Corporate Governance (Delaware Chancery): Delaware Chancery rejected a Saama founder’s $68M earnout bid, finding bad faith in a dispute tied to Carlyle-backed clinical data. Data Privacy & Consumer Protection (Delaware): Delaware joined a multistate $2.3M settlement with Labcorp over a 2019 data breach involving a debt-collection vendor, emphasizing that vendor management can’t be outsourced. Local Business & Manufacturing: Greif set its Q4 2026 earnings call for Nov. 4, while Battalion Oil published an updated investor presentation. Renewables (Delaware): A Georgetown community solar farm is now operational, but residents are debating impacts on wildlife and neighbors. Storm Readiness (Delaware): A Coastal Preparedness Symposium in Fenwick Island focused on evacuation routes, power safety, and emergency planning after a late September nor’easter. Workplace Benefits: New data shows nearly half of private workers still lack paid family and medical leave access, with Delaware among states rolling out new programs in 2026.
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