AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWater Infrastructure: Greensboro approved a roughly $260 million upgrade to remove PFAS from drinking water at its Mitchell plant, a major investment as the city prepares for stricter regulations. Data Centers: Perquimans County imposed a six-month pause on new data center applications while it develops rules for siting the facilities. Duke Energy has also reached an agreement on special rates for large users such as data centers, as North Carolina weighs their power demands. Workforce: A statewide poll found 78% of voters see affordable, quality childcare as a crisis or major problem; 77% said wider access would strengthen North Carolina’s workforce and economy. Costs: The state’s 41-cent gas tax suspension is in effect through Nov. 30, offering temporary relief to drivers and businesses. Talent Pipeline: Duke ranked No. 2 nationally for graduate career success, with Wake Forest, UNC-Chapel Hill and Davidson also making LinkedIn’s top 50.
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