AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado Climate Watch: The U.S. Supreme Court opened its term with arguments in Boulder’s climate lawsuit against Suncor and ExxonMobil, with justices probing whether states can use state law to seek damages for climate harms tied to interstate pollution. Local Housing & Construction: Denver accepted a $6.3M state grant to build 82 for-sale condos near Denver Health, with units aimed at buyers up to 100% of area median income and expected to hit the market in 2028. Energy & Policy: Energy Secretary Chris Wright said truckers could see relief on high diesel costs within days after a Trump order expands access to red-dyed diesel and seeks federal penalty relief. Ag Water Innovation: Eastern Idaho farmers are looking for ways to stretch scarce water as reservoirs hit historic lows, including soil “sponge” approaches. Tech & Utilities: Northern Colorado officials are weighing data-center growth against housing and infrastructure pressures, as communities consider how to manage power and water impacts. Colorado Business/Industry: Xcimer Energy, headquartered in Denver, secured up to $30.5M more in DOE milestone funding for laser fusion work. Transportation: CDOT and contractor Brannan Sand and Gravel will start a northbound I-225 project adding a through lane to ease a merge bottleneck, with work running into December.
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