AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoEnergy & Venues: Trane and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment struck a multiyear deal to cut energy use and emissions at KSE venues, including Denver’s Ball Arena. Workforce: Colorado students will compete in Cheyenne’s regional SteelDays welding contest for $45,000 in scholarships, while Fort Collins businesses can line up commercial snow-removal contracts for winter. Mining & Manufacturing: Cemex’s Lyons plant warned of 70 layoffs, more than half its workforce; Sibanye-Stillwater’s month-long strike has ended. Viscount Mining also reported new interpretation of drill results at its Silver Cliff project in Custer County. Grid & Data Centers: Xcel plans a $1 billion transmission project to improve reliability, while Denver is forming a data-center advisory group amid a moratorium and Brighton is weighing its own pause. Water & Agriculture: Southwest Colorado’s drought persists as the Farm Bill deadline approaches, adding pressure on farmers and rural communities. Colorado Economy: I-70 congestion is estimated to cost the state $2.25 billion a year, underscoring the economic stakes of corridor improvements.
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