AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoData Center Pushback: Ohio voters approved bans or tighter limits in at least 14 municipalities, adding to more than 125 local moratoriums and raising hurdles for developers amid concerns about power, water and utility costs. Renewable Fuels: Maumee-based The Andersons agreed to buy Harvestone Low Carbon Partners for $915 million, adding 215 million gallons of annual ethanol output and boosting its capacity about 40% to roughly 730 million gallons. Construction Technology: Hilliard-based Command Alkon acquired analytics firm C60, adding AI tools to help ready-mix concrete producers track costs and improve margins. Advanced Manufacturing: Graphite One secured its final Ohio air permit for a planned anode-materials plant, with construction targeted for 2027. Springfield also landed Electra’s $850 million aircraft production project, expected to create 2,000 jobs. Nuclear Energy: Centrus shipped the first centrifuge for its Ohio expansion, a step toward increasing domestic uranium-enrichment capacity.
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