AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHome Energy: CNMI’s Division of Energy says two conditional federal awards total $48 million for home efficiency and electrification rebates, potentially worth up to $22,000 per eligible household. Applications are not yet open while the division meets federal requirements. Water Losses: CUC is investigating more than 20 suspected cases of meter tampering and illegal connections as water losses remain just under 60%. Seabed Exploration: Eco Minerals is seeking NOAA permission to explore the seabed between Guam and Wake Island; the license would allow exploration, not commercial mining, and public comment is scheduled. Solar Power: Eastern Power Solutions’ planned $250 million project could supply 72 megawatts across the CNMI by 2028. CUC’s choice is contested: rival AP Energy says its bid offered a lower rate, while CUC’s counsel says price was not the only evaluation factor. Pacific Climate: At COP31, Palau’s president warned that limiting warming to 1.5°C is vital to island nations’ food, economies and sovereignty.
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