AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMining: Peabody says workers were evacuated at its North Antelope Rochelle mine after an MSHA imminent-danger order over loose highwall material; the order was later lifted, with no injuries reported. Critical Minerals: American Rare Earths’ updated study outlines a larger mine plan for its Wyoming project and proposes state-only permitting to speed review, though funding, processing and a pilot plant remain hurdles. EV Infrastructure: Wyoming is seeking private proposals for charging stations, offering to cover 80% of costs—a first step toward using its federal allocation awarded in 2022. Tourism Investment: Carbon County picked four projects to seek state destination-development grants, weighing visitor appeal alongside local quality of life and hospitality jobs. Energy and Data Centers: Black Hills has signed a power deal for Google’s Cheyenne campus, while AEP plans a $4 billion, 702-megawatt fuel-cell plant in Wyoming to serve Google. At TerraPower’s Kemmerer Natrium site, Curtiss-Wright has installed an operator-training simulator.
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