AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCoal & Power Push: The Trump administration announced $850 million for coal plant modernization and new coal units, using Defense Production Act authority—drawing support from grid-reliability advocates and criticism as a subsidy for an uncompetitive industry. Energy Affordability: A new index flags West Virginia among states facing the biggest pressure from rising energy costs, with electricity bills climbing faster than incomes. Water Infrastructure in WV: Clarksburg’s Water Board laid out this week’s $85M water and sewer upgrades, including Pride Avenue and Gould Avenue road closures and temporary service interruptions. Workforce & Training: 24hourEDU says it received NMLS approval for online mortgage loan officer courses meeting West Virginia requirements. Food & Health: A national recall update highlights allergy risks in mac and cheese products, while another report notes synthetic dyes still show up in many packaged foods—prompting renewed state-by-state scrutiny. Community Feeding: Kanawha County Schools and partners are working to keep WV kids fed this summer as grocery prices and welfare changes strain families. Labor & Industry Culture: The West Virginia Mine Wars Museum is hosting an exhibit reception on black lung and silica dust, tying today’s safety fight to coalfield history.
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