AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCheyenne Energy & Land Use: City officials are weighing a lease of part of Belvoir Ranch for Hanwha Renewables’ proposed 140-megawatt solar and battery project, with talks focused on feasibility studies and potential new revenue from ranch acreage not tied to landfill and water plans. Wyoming Fuel Costs: WYDOT says Wyoming’s “warehouse on wheels” economy is feeling diesel-price pressure, with truckers, farmers and ranchers watching costs rise even as fuel-tax collections haven’t shifted dramatically. EV Infrastructure: WYDOT opened its first NEVI RFP for Wyoming’s electric vehicle charging buildout, seeking projects in corridor clusters statewide with at least four charging ports per site and fast-charging requirements. Teton Pass Safety: Heavy-rig drivers must complete WY22 SAFE PASS online self-certification before crossing Teton Pass starting Oct. 1, with penalties up to $1,000 and possible jail for willful violations. Water & Wastewater Tech: MISCOwater expanded its Western U.S. partnership with ClearStream Environmental, covering western Wyoming among other states for municipal water and wastewater process equipment and field support. Wild Horses: BLM announced $30 million for fertility control efforts to slow wild horse population growth, aiming to reduce range impacts and reliance on costly removals. Local Governance & Data Centers: Cheyenne council committee members backed Orchard Hills data center items, recommending overruling the Planning Commission’s denial on zoning and land-use changes.
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