AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & Cost of Living: Republicans at the 2026 New Hampshire Energy Summit argued that expanding natural gas pipeline capacity is key to lowering regional utility bills, pointing to New England’s reliance on pricier LNG. Regulation & Environment: A vendor challenge to the EPA plan allowing New Hampshire to end mandatory vehicle inspections is headed to court, with filings disputing the state’s emissions modeling. Local Economy Planning: Hampshire’s new combined authority is beginning work on a regional economic growth plan focused on housing, skills, transport and investment, with a multi-year funding pipeline. Business & Finance: Bank of New Hampshire added Tate Miller as an AVP for commercial lending, emphasizing support for local businesses in the Lakes Region. Enforcement: Pike Industries agreed to a $100,000 settlement with New Hampshire over hazardous waste management violations at its Portsmouth facility. Public Services & Health: The state’s disability system is facing proposed reforms after a review committee’s recommendations following past reporting on abuse and neglect. Politics & Rhetoric: Portsmouth Rep. Ned Raynolds rejected calls to resign after a profanity-laced message to the House majority leader, framing it as an “invitation” rather than violence.
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