AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMining: Metso has secured a $14 million order to supply dry-grinding technology for the Jerritt Canyon gold mine restart, a fresh investment in Nevada’s mining sector. Energy: Heliene and Caelux say their high-efficiency solar modules are now in commercial-scale U.S. production, with the technology set to be showcased at Las Vegas’s RE+ trade show. Las Vegas Growth: Construction is underway on three new airport hangars to meet rising demand for corporate and private aircraft; the 75,000-square-foot project is expected to finish in 2028. Telecom: Lumen plans to retire copper service in Nevada and three other states by the end of 2027, aiming to recover up to $1.5 billion from copper sales over five years while shifting toward fiber and AI connectivity. Local Infrastructure: Carson City is seeking public feedback on a $25 million Complete Streets project for North Carson Street, with construction potentially years away. Sports and Tourism: Las Vegas’s new PWHL team will be the Vanguards, and Pink has announced nine Sphere shows in 2027, adding to the city’s live-event calendar.
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