AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Planning: TVA posted its latest Integrated Resource Plan and opened a final comment period, mapping how it could add 11–32 gigawatts of capacity by 2040, with natural gas still central and nuclear technology also in the mix. Data Centers & Policy: A new wave of community pushback is colliding with fast data-center buildouts, with lawmakers scrambling over rules tied to water and electricity impacts. Workforce & Training: Grundy County bought the former National Guard Armory for $150,000 after a $1 million grant, aiming to turn it into TCAT classes and expand local education space. Healthcare Tech: CommonSpirit Memorial in Tennessee is offering Vivistim, a new stroke therapy for patients with lingering arm and hand weakness. STEM Education: Tennessee Tech’s board approved a new Bachelor of Architecture degree, targeting growing demand for architects across the state. Local Development: Franklin’s Brownland Farm proposal would create “The Banks at Brownland,” a sports complex anchored by a Predators-operated ice facility. Business & Industry: Fastweigh unveiled a refreshed brand for its bulk-material operations software platform. Health Access: Tennessee conditioned enrollment in a children’s special services program on families disclosing immigration status, raising concerns for about 400 kids statewide. Materials Manufacturing: SI Group and Shengxiao Group launched a China joint venture to expand biphenol production for advanced materials used in electronics and medical markets.
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