AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWyoming Energy: A U.S. energy official says Wyoming’s coal, oil, gas, uranium and critical minerals could help meet rising national demand. The state is also working with the Trump administration to speed energy and industrial projects. Mining & Manufacturing: Kemmerer’s coal mine is expected to close in 2029, prompting Wyoming’s soda ash industry to seek another fuel source. Industrial Supply Chains: The U.S. produced just 300 tonnes of rare-earth magnets in 2025 against demand of about 48,000 tonnes, leaving manufacturers exposed to potential supply disruptions. Infrastructure: Green River’s wastewater treatment plant earned two industry awards for operational and laboratory excellence. Transportation Costs: Rocky Mountain diesel prices hit a record $6.52 per gallon, raising costs for Wyoming businesses that depend on trucking.
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