AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Housing Costs: Portsmouth-area renters say AI “revenue management” is driving big rent swings, after one lease renewal offered multiple month-to-month terms and a 12-month rate far below shorter options. Privacy Tech: New Hampshire’s stricter privacy rules appear to limit adoption of Flock license-plate cameras, including faster data purging requirements, even as the tech spreads elsewhere. Workforce Training: UNH won a $250,000 federal grant to build a highway construction workforce pipeline for adults and high school students amid persistent labor shortages. Clean Energy: Encore RE’s 2.25-MW solar array is now online atop a capped Derry landfill, aiming to cut Derry’s electricity costs by an estimated $4M over 25 years. Education & Mental Health: Safe Schools New Hampshire is funding three years of online behavioral counseling for students in five districts, with students helping roll it out to peers. STEM Education: North Light AI and UNH Professional Development & Training launched an asynchronous AI certificate for K–12 educators. Data Centers Watch: Bow officials and state filings suggest talks about a potential large data center, while Gov. Kelly Ayotte backs a moratorium.
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