AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWyoming Business: Sheridan-based Forge Claw says it has surpassed 11,000 customers, citing demand for heavy-equipment attachments among contractors and other operators. Energy Investment: Carbon County officials are weighing impacts as Seminoe Power advances plans for a 2,000-megawatt natural-gas plant near Sinclair, intended to complement the Chokecherry Sierra Madre wind project and meet rising power demand. Black Hills also plans 564 megawatts of new gas capacity and a 2.1-gigawatt microgrid tied to Google’s Wyoming data center in a reported $1.8 billion expansion. Education Funding: Wyoming is accepting applications from nonprofits seeking approval to distribute scholarships through a new federal tax-credit program. Starting in 2027, taxpayers may claim a federal credit of up to $1,700 for eligible contributions. Gaming Regulation: A state committee has backed draft legislation that could make operating covered online sweepstakes games a felony; the proposal still needs approval before it can become law. High Incomes: Wyoming ranked eighth nationally for the share of tax returns reporting at least $1 million in income, with about 1 in 163 returns reaching that level in 2023, according to a new analysis.
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