AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoProject Jupiter: Doña Ana County issued the $165 billion data-center project’s developers a new breach notice, citing missed job reports required under its incentive agreements. Its air-permit hearing has also been postponed again, with no new date set. Power Costs: A state energy council recommends that data centers and other large electricity users cover the grid costs they create, protecting existing customers from added costs and risks. Permitting Fight: The U.S. Senate advanced a sweeping energy-permitting bill, co-sponsored by Sen. Martin Heinrich, to speed approvals for infrastructure and energy projects. New Mexico Pueblo leaders oppose it, warning that changes could limit tribal input on development affecting sacred lands. Industry Growth: A New Mexico uranium enrichment plant is expanding as the U.S. nuclear sector confronts fuel-supply constraints. Transportation: New Mexico is studying a 92-mile corridor for a possible I-27 extension, while NMDOT advances improvements to I-25.
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