AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater Infrastructure: Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced the West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council approved about $3.3 million for four water projects statewide, leveraging nearly $26 million total investment, including a $1 million award for Cowen PSD to extend potable water and fire service in Webster County. Mine Water Cleanup: WVDEP highlighted the Richard Mine Treatment Plant’s restoration work in Deckers Creek, saying acid mine drainage treatment that began in April 2024 is improving water quality and helping aquatic life rebound. Coal Policy Push: A new federal funding plan directs about $500 million via Defense Production Act Title III toward coal-fired power, including support for new coal plants in Alaska and West Virginia and modernization awards at existing facilities, plus money for an Oakland export terminal. Ethanol Fuel Fight: A year-round E15 ethanol blend bill passed the U.S. House, but its Senate path is uncertain, with WV Sen. Shelley Moore Capito calling the 60-vote threshold doubtful. Disaster Preparedness: United We Prepare launched in West Virginia with plans for resiliency centers in Fairmont and Charleston, aiming to strengthen disaster readiness and nonprofit coordination ahead of the 2016 flood anniversary.
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