AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPower Costs: Nebraska voters are among those choosing utility regulators as high bills put rate-setting under sharper scrutiny. Decisions on rate increases and large energy users could affect households and businesses alike. Data Centers: Voter concerns over electricity costs and water are fueling a national backlash, while Gov. Jim Pillen says Nebraska’s infrastructure can handle current demand. Manufacturing & Energy: Superior has been selected for a proposed fertilizer plant, and Green Plains is monetizing federal clean-fuel tax credits — two developments that could shape investment in Nebraska’s bioeconomy. Workforce & Industry: Grand Island’s Nova-Tech Animal Health won the “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” award for its IV fluids, while the state Labor Department launched a rapid reskilling program for displaced workers. Infrastructure: Lincoln received an $11.7 million federal grant for West O Street safety improvements.
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