AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCoal Push in the Spotlight: President Trump announced nearly $700M for coal-fired power upgrades, new plants in Alaska and West Virginia, and a long-delayed Oakland export terminal, using Cold War-era Defense Production Act powers; Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon backed the move, saying it helps keep Dave Johnston Unit 3 running and supports jobs and export capacity. Energy Debate: The plan is already drawing backlash over pollution and health impacts, even as supporters frame it as “clean, beautiful coal” for grid reliability and lower energy costs. Wyoming Wind Tension: At the Wyoming Capitol, a “Save the Eagles, Stop Wind” rally urged a halt and deeper review of industrial wind buildouts in southeast Wyoming, citing golden eagle concerns and impacts on ranching and rural landscapes. Roads & Shipping Costs: New national roadway-condition reporting highlights how aging highways and bridges keep raising risks and costs for freight and daily travel, with funding set to expire in October 2026. Workforce Gap Watch: A collision-repair technician report says the training pipeline fills only 42% of annual demand, underscoring skilled-labor pressure across trades. Cheyenne Data Center Count: Cheyenne LEADS says there are 10 operational data centers in Cheyenne/Laramie County, 5 under construction, and 9 more in planning or due diligence.
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