AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData-Center Development: Cheyenne approved annexing 162 acres for a light-industrial project that could include a data center. Residents raised concerns about noise, traffic and wildlife; developers promised a 500-foot buffer and infrastructure upgrades. Energy Projects: FERC is requiring more environmental review of the proposed Seminoe pumped-storage project, delaying a final licensing decision. Casper and an environmental group sought additional water studies. Power Supply: Black Hills plans to build 564 megawatts of gas-fired generation and manage a 2.1-gigawatt microgrid for a Google data center in Wyoming. Fuel Policy: Wyoming officials are divided over President Trump’s proposed Russian diesel deal, with Gov. Mark Gordon and Sen. Cynthia Lummis criticizing it as others differ on the approach to lowering fuel costs. Workforce: Cheyenne agriculture teacher Brian Cox was named Wyoming’s 2027 Teacher of the Year, recognized for promoting career and technical education and creating opportunities for students.
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