AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoProject Jupiter: Doña Ana County is issuing developers a second violation notice after Oracle, STACK Infrastructure and Bloom Energy missed an Oct. 31 deadline for reporting local hiring under their bond agreement. The county’s earlier warning concerned backup power and potential costs to electric customers. Data Center Debate: Residents near Los Lunas questioned a proposed $7 billion power plant, including its possible role in serving a data center and its water use. Farmington residents also voiced opposition, citing resource demands and a lack of transparency. Business and Jobs: Presbyterian laid off 135 employees in a second round of cuts, while GECU completed its acquisition of Bank of the Southwest. Birdcall is preparing to enter New Mexico, and the state has introduced a new funding tool for outdoor recreation businesses. Industry: Los Alamos National Laboratory’s director touted a record year for plutonium pit production. At the Eagle Point tungsten project in Hidalgo County, a drone survey mapped a buried mineral prospect ahead of a planned 17-hole drill program.
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