AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Manufacturing: Oklahoma’s first dedicated gluten-free stone mill is turning locally grown sorghum into flour, creating a new market for a state crop. Utilities: OG&E is seeking a $395 million rate increase that could add about $23.88 a month to the average residential bill; the filing excludes data-center demand, which is addressed in a separate proposal. Industrial Expansion: Greenheck Group plans a major Oklahoma expansion, while Webco Industries is moving ahead with a multimillion-dollar expansion at Port Muskogee. Agriculture: Oklahoma’s 2026 cotton production forecast has fallen 71%, a sharp setback for growers and the businesses tied to the crop. Data Centers: Tulsa County officials are seeking outside technical help to assess data-center proposals as Oklahoma weighs the projects’ energy and infrastructure demands.
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