AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoShipbuilding & Defense: Hanwha’s U.S. expansion push is widening beyond the Delaware River—after a Paulsboro plan stalled, the company is now shopping shipyard options nationwide, including a reported $1B offer for facilities in Alabama and California. Energy Policy: Delaware lawmakers’ nuclear task force says small modular reactors aren’t a near-term fit for the state’s needs, keeping the focus on other energy paths. Power Electronics & IP: Wolfspeed sued Navitas in Delaware federal court over alleged patent infringement tied to gallium nitride and silicon carbide technologies used in EVs, data centers, and renewables. Education & Tech Use: A Delaware schools debate is heating up over whether students are using devices too much—teachers say they’re trying to use technology intentionally, while parents push back. Infrastructure & Climate Resilience: Delaware’s shoreline restoration fight is getting louder as Gov. Meyer warns federal support has faded and storms threaten communities and industries. Local Business & Community: Delaware’s arts sector is getting more than $5M in new grants, while the Delaware Restaurant Association opens voting for its Excellence in Service awards. Sustainability in Logistics: Hermann Services will host a two-day sustainability summit in New Brunswick focused on practical steps for electric fleets and cleaner supply chains. Consumer Safety: Delaware’s recreational marijuana market is marking its first year with ongoing hurdles, including delays that left no new standalone shops opening.
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