AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoData Centers: Oklahoma City approved a major data center with water-use and noise limits, while Yukon residents worry about impacts without sharing in the tax revenue. State lawmakers are weighing the industry’s economic promise against power, water and community costs ahead of possible 2027 legislation. OG&E projects its Google data-center agreement could lower residential bills, but the savings are not guaranteed. Workforce & Aerospace: OSU will launch schools of aviation and space and nursing in 2027 amid rising enrollment and workforce demand. The state’s $52 billion aerospace sector faces faster-growing competitors, while Firehawk Aerospace says its Oklahoma facility has cut rocket-propellant production from 60 days to six hours. Infrastructure: Ameresco completed a $5.9 million Mustang water-meter upgrade ahead of schedule, replacing more than 8,000 meters with a system designed to improve leak detection and billing. Energy: ONEOK reported higher third-quarter earnings and raised its 2026 guidance; Oklahoma’s oil and natural gas expo drew more than 3,600 attendees and 300 exhibitors.
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