AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Utilities Policy: Delaware lawmakers wrapped up the 153rd General Assembly with a late-night push that included new rules for large energy users, aimed largely at data centers—requiring agreements with regulated utilities before connecting, adding “bring your own generation” renewable requirements, and setting guardrails so costs don’t spike for residents. Local Governance & Infrastructure: The session also advanced a $1.26B capital budget and a bond bill tied to major projects, including port-related investments, while leaving some contentious fights unresolved. Business & Tech: Delaware North rebranded its gaming operation as Ember Entertainment™, linking casinos, online gaming, sportsbook and a rewards program into one ecosystem. Courts & Consumer Finance: A Delaware federal judge recommended summary judgment for a debt collector in a TCPA/FDCPA dispute, narrowing claims over automated dialing and notice practices. Insurance Deal: World Insurance Associates acquired Maryland’s Still Creek Insurance, expanding coverage into Delaware and other states. Community & Growth: Framptom Funeral Home cut a ribbon on a new Easton location, adding an expanded facility with chapel, lounges and parking. Food & Retail: Cape Deli opened in Lewes and is drawing lines for deli classics, cold cuts and baked goods. Business Expansion: Hometap is expanding into Delaware amid a wave of class-action lawsuits alleging “predatory” practices in how its home equity products are marketed.
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