AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoInola Smelter: Cherokee Nation voted to oppose the proposed $4 billion aluminum plant, while Oklahoma’s attorney general seeks records on its owners and funding. The dispute raises questions about tribal consultation and the project’s path forward. Data Center Plans: Pawnee officials authorized a power study for a proposed AI data center as developers met with local leaders; Oklahoma City, meanwhile, extended its data center moratorium. Tech and Energy: AAON shares jumped 23% after the Oklahoma-based cooling company reported a quarterly beat and raised its 2026 sales outlook, citing data center demand. PSO also broke ground on a natural-gas generation project in Rogers County, while customers face a permanent 3.55% rate increase in December. Main Street: Oklahoma business filings are on a record pace, and Route 66’s centennial is bringing more travelers and spending to businesses along the historic highway.
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