AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCoal & Jobs: President Trump says the federal government will spend about $700M using Cold War-era Defense Production Act powers to save 13 coal plants, build new units in Alaska and West Virginia, and restart a Maryland plant—plus $75M for a long-delayed Oakland export terminal tied to Wyoming coal. Wyoming Spotlight: Gov. Mark Gordon backed the plan after a White House visit, arguing “high-tech” coal supports jobs and energy reliability, while Wyoming’s Dave Johnston Unit 3 is also cited in the package. Energy Costs: New maps and EIA data show residential electricity prices rising fast in many states, with Wyoming up about 9.5% year over year in March 2026. Wind Fight in Cheyenne: Ranchers and wildlife advocates rallied at the Capitol over a “Wyoming Wind Wall,” warning about impacts to golden eagles and other wildlife as more turbines move through permitting. Water & Agriculture: Colorado River talks remain unsettled as federal managers propose a new operating approach amid drought, while drought pressure is also squeezing U.S. cattle and hay supplies. Local Business & Housing: The Greater Cheyenne Chamber hosted a gubernatorial forum focused on housing, workforce, and business permitting/tax structure. Tech & Policy: Cheyenne officials weighed data center growth concerns, and House tax drafts advanced on crypto rules ahead of a hearing.
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