AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoManufacturing: Sand Springs-based Webco Industries plans to expand at Port Muskogee, upgrading a port-owned facility and aiming to create up to 100 jobs within six months. The site offers multimodal transport links, including the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System. Industrial Permitting: DEQ is seeking more support for emissions estimates in the proposed Inola aluminum smelter’s air-permit application, while Attorney General Gentner Drummond continues pressing regulators to revise proposed rules. Infrastructure: Oklahoma unveiled an eight-year, $7.3 billion highway and bridge plan, with officials citing inflation’s impact on projects. Agriculture: Braman’s Willow Creek Farms Pantry has opened Oklahoma’s first dedicated gluten-free stone mill, turning locally grown sorghum into flour. Researchers at OSU are also part of a multistate project testing satellite data to guide irrigation as water supplies tighten. Data Centers: Oklahoma residents are raising questions about power costs, cooling and accountability as the facilities’ electricity needs put pressure on grids.
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