AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoInola Smelter: Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking a judge to compel the project’s companies to disclose ownership, funding and communications, including possible ties to public officials. Cherokee Nation lawmakers also endorsed calls for tribal consultation on the proposed facility. Power Investment: PSO has broken ground on two natural-gas units in Rogers County, planned to add 450 megawatts as the utility prepares for rising demand. Oil Market: Cushing crude stocks reportedly rose 5.1 million barrels, while WTI prices fell, adding to near-term supply concerns. Agriculture: Oklahoma projects will receive about $2.2 million in federal funds for feral-swine control, including smart trapping, alongside a separate grant to expand mapping tools for invasive species and crop health. Manufacturing: AAON shares jumped after the company reported a strong quarter and raised its 2026 sales outlook, with demand for data-center cooling cited as a growth driver.
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