AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNuclear Energy: TerraPower leaders, Gov. Mark Gordon and officials from Utah and Idaho toured the Natrium plant site in Kemmerer, where work is underway on the nuclear and energy island footprints. The project is designed to generate up to 500 megawatts. Power for Data Centers: AEP plans a $4 billion, 702-megawatt fuel-cell plant in Wyoming to supply Google under a 20-year agreement, with construction expected to start in 2026. Separately, Black Hills says its Google agreements could provide 2.7 gigawatts for a Cheyenne data center campus and generate $150 million in annual net income by 2030. Cheyenne Development: City Council approved plans for the PRCA headquarters and Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame to move from Colorado Springs to the planned Hitching Post District, which is also slated for hotels, a convention center and an arena. Critical Minerals: Meta Critical Minerals appointed former U.S. Army Special Forces officer John Melkon as an adviser as it advances Wyoming’s Arcadia and Lake Owen projects. Business and Workforce: Wyoming Business Council CEO Josh Dorrell is stepping down amid agency reforms. Laramie County Community College also received nearly $69,000 in grants to expand hands-on career training.
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