AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy Infrastructure: Oklahoma-based Williams is pursuing permits for an 88-mile pipeline that could deliver more natural gas to the Northwest, as rising electricity demand—especially from data centers—drives debate over new supply. Data Center Costs: Oklahoma regulators delayed an OG&E hearing on who should pay to power data centers; separately, a Texas company paid $5 million for 160 acres south of Lawton, apparently for a data center project. Retail Growth: Tulsa’s first IKEA has opened, bringing new shopping options, jobs and community investment. Industrial Investment: Dawn Aerospace broke ground on a $7.5 million spaceplane facility, while Spanish design manufacturer Escofet opened its first U.S. factory in Elk City. Health Care: Risant Health, backed by Kaiser Permanente, is set to acquire Oklahoma’s Integris Health.
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