AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDevelopment: An Albuquerque firm was chosen to prepare a redevelopment plan for the State Fairgrounds, while construction has begun on a middle-income apartment complex near Old Town. Energy & Technology: Oracle’s planned $165 billion New Mexico AI campus faces pipeline delays, and details remain scarce on a proposed Grant County data center. New Mexico also partnered with Fujitsu to establish a quantum computing research center. Pipeline Safety: An explosion in Lea County killed two people, and a separate San Juan County blast caused power outages; reports point to rising pipeline incidents statewide. Land & Agriculture: The Corrales Indigenous Farm Hub has gained permanent protection, and state regulators approved a process for a second community solar application round. Fuel Costs: For the week ending Oct. 3, New Mexico’s reported averages eased to $4.39 per gallon for regular gas and $6.09 for diesel.
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