AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Centers: Forest County Potawatomi plans to expand its Milwaukee facility by about 25%, despite the city’s moratorium, saying it is nearly full and supports 70 businesses and state services. Energy Costs: Regulators approved smaller-than-requested rate increases for We Energies and Wisconsin Public Service, while Milwaukee advances a study of a city-owned utility. Trade & Agriculture: Wisconsin exports rose in the first half of the year, and farm and forestry exports reached a record despite tariff uncertainty. Jefferson County farmers may also benefit from a federal clean-fuel tax credit by adopting lower-carbon growing practices. Manufacturing: Milwaukee-based Wixon completed a $25.6 million plant expansion, adding 110 jobs. Komatsu’s Milwaukee team has helped develop driverless trucks, technology the company has operated for nearly two decades. Infrastructure: A new Mississippi River bridge connecting Wisconsin and Iowa opened five months ahead of schedule. Pipeline Cleanup: Enbridge is removing contaminated soil after a Line 5 construction accident released more than 1.3 million gallons of natural gas liquids; groundwater sampling has found no impacts so far.
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