AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIndustrial Sustainability: EQUATE subsidiary MEGlobal Americas says its Oyster Creek facility is the first U.S. ethylene glycol producer to earn independent carbon-footprint certification, giving customers verified emissions data for supply-chain reporting. Energy Exports: Federal approval clears the way for an $8.2 billion deepwater LNG port off Texas, a major planned boost to export capacity. Data Center Costs: Texas’s appeal to data-center developers is drawing pushback over power and water demands; a new survey says 99% of Texas voters believe the centers should pay their own way. Infrastructure and Growth: Conroe has expanded from four water plants to 19 as its population surged past 115,000, using standardized systems to manage growth. Jobs and Investment: Houston recorded its second-worst September for job losses since 1990, while Waaree began production at 1.6-gigawatt solar-module lines in Texas and Walmart plans a $400 million distribution center in the state.
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