AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoEducation & Public Health: Albuquerque Public Schools says about 400 cooling work orders are still open, with some classrooms waiting on AC parts and repairs as the city breaks heat records. Energy & Industry: Oracle is pushing up to 2 GW of renewables for its Project Jupiter data center in Santa Teresa, but the campus still relies on 2.45 GW of natural-gas Bloom Energy fuel cells, raising questions about real emissions cuts. Nuclear & Environmental Oversight: Communities for Clean Water is urging New Mexico’s congressional delegation to force the release of overdue DOE and NNSA plutonium safety reports tied to Los Alamos’ planned pit production expansion. Tech Leadership: Oracle’s October user conference will spotlight new co-CEOs Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia, with founder Larry Ellison notably absent. Local Housing & Community Services: A San Juan County Housing Summit drew about 150 leaders to tackle rural affordability and access to housing programs. Transportation Infrastructure: TRIP says 56% of New Mexico’s major roads are in poor or mediocre condition, while NMDOT has $7.5B in scoped projects but lacks funding to fix them. Business & Trade: VARA Winery & Distillery expands New Mexico sparkling wine distribution into New York and New Jersey. Agriculture & Workforce: NMSU’s College of ACES hosted its annual Fall Festival to connect students with clubs and animal-focused programs.
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