AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Center Investment: AEP and Google are advancing a $4 billion fuel-cell project to power Cheyenne data centers, while Black Hills Corp. says large-load growth could boost its earnings and cash flow. Soda Ash Jobs: WE Soda plans to shift Westvaco to solution mining, cutting more than 350 jobs over two years. Gov. Mark Gordon and governor-elect Eric Barlow say they are addressing the impact as workers and local leaders grapple with the economic fallout. Uranium: Eagle Nuclear Energy signed a binding letter of intent to acquire Noble Plains Uranium, whose Wyoming portfolio includes the Duck Creek project in the Powder River Basin. Rural Business: USDA awarded more than $908,000 to three Wyoming meat processors to expand capacity and strengthen markets for ranchers. Taxes and Local Funding: Wyoming voters rejected Proposition 1, which would have cut property taxes for many homeowners; Laramie County voters backed renewal of the fifth-penny sales tax and lodging tax.
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