AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUranium Policy: Cibola County commissioners backed in-situ uranium recovery, while New Mexico’s state-land ban drew opposition from the Clean Energy Association. The dispute puts economic development and newer extraction methods against the state’s limits on uranium activity. Space Technology: Sandia National Laboratories is using its automated SOHBRIT observatory to track satellites, adding to New Mexico’s role in space monitoring. UNM Research: University of New Mexico researchers reported findings pointing to early food production in the Maya region. Geothermal Power: Utah’s Cape Station has begun commercial operations as the first greenfield enhanced-geothermal system to deliver power, a milestone for a technology with potential across the West. AI and Data Centers: New Mexico lawmakers and the attorney general are preparing AI guardrails for the 2027 session, as delays at the proposed Project Jupiter data center underscore mounting power and permitting constraints on the industry.
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