AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUranium & Mining: Peninsula Energy says strong uranium grades at its Wyoming Lance project are validating its low-pH in-situ recovery ramp-up, with HH14 in MU-4 averaging about 50–60 mg/L through May and June. Energy Reliability: Wyoming Energy Authority welcomed National Coal Council reports urging keeping the coal fleet running into the 2040s to protect grid reliability and affordability. Nuclear Jobs: Idaho National Laboratory is set to lead nuclear work under the INEC Tech Hub, a $31M federal award (plus $9M match) aimed at growing Idaho-Wyoming small modular reactor supply chains. Grid & Outages: A national grid operator warning highlights rolling blackout risk across 14 central states, including Wyoming, as heat strains demand. Water Stress: Lake Powell and Lake Mead continue sliding toward historic lows, with federal projections tying low inflows to hydropower and regional water impacts. Cheyenne Data Center Watch: Meta appealed a BOPU notice of violation tied to Cupriavidus gilardii contamination at a data center site; BOPU says more details are coming. Local Infrastructure: WYDOT approved three highway contracts totaling $7.6M, including bridge work in Carbon and Crook counties and traffic signal upgrades near Evanston. Cheyenne Politics: AFP-WY added endorsements for 2026 Wyoming House and Senate races, backing multiple non-incumbents. Education: Wyoming Seminary cut 22 jobs amid a 2026–27 financial shortfall.
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