AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Infrastructure: Utah-based Torus raised $500 million to scale its container-sized data centers, pairing computing units with battery storage. The units will be built at its Salt Lake City factory. Public Lands and Energy: A new Interior Department plan proposes selling federal lands to state, tribal and local governments and using transfers to support energy production, but identifies no parcels. Geothermal Power: Fervo Energy has sent its first electricity from its Cape Station project near Milford; Google has agreed to buy about 400 megawatts, with an option to reach 1 gigawatt by 2030. Construction: Clyde Companies broke ground on Ironton, a 31-acre mixed-use project spanning Provo and Springville, with planned housing, retail and office space. Energy Storage: Lydian Energy brought its 150-megawatt Faraday battery project online in Utah under a long-term agreement with PacifiCorp.
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