AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Center Backlash in Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission released a report warning the regional grid could face reliability shortfalls as data centers grow, with “worst case” scenarios pushing the system into a red-line operating posture. Local Health Impact Studies: Lackawanna County commissioners approved a Harvard-based firm contract for a cumulative air-quality and public-health study tied to proposed data centers and power plants—aiming to move beyond project-by-project debate. Grid Modernization: Duquesne Light and the U.S. Department of Energy highlighted new grid tech in Pittsburgh-area pilots meant to boost capacity and resiliency, including near real-time visibility tools. Chesapeake Bay “Rain Tax” Fight: Trump’s move to rescind an Obama-era Chesapeake Bay stormwater order is driving Luzerne County lawmakers to push for a review of Pennsylvania stormwater requirements. Philadelphia Waste Policy Clash: Philadelphia City Council returns to consider a “Stop Trashing Our Air” bill that would restrict incineration of city waste under certain conditions. Public Health Watch: Allegheny County health officials are preparing for measles spread as cases rise statewide, with planning for rapid vaccination clinics and school coordination. Wildlife & Invasives: A Pennsylvania-focused piece highlights the spotted lanternfly’s spread and why the invasive pest keeps worsening for residents.
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