AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMicroreactors in Nevada: Testing at the Nevada National Security Site is helping small nuclear reactor developers validate components, but experts warn microreactors still face major cost and long-term viability questions. Energy Storage Boom: US utility-scale battery capacity hit nearly 52 GW by end of June 2026, with another 54 GW planned through 2028—pushing total nameplate past 105 GW if schedules hold. Local Tech Policy: Woodford County approved Kentucky’s first permanent data center construction ban, targeting data centers, landfills, and large battery storage systems. Autonomous Vehicles in the Spotlight: Lyft is moving into driverless robotaxi service via Waymo in Nashville, marking a notable shift from past partnerships. Smart Tourism Push: Beijing showcased “smart tourism” tools—AI translation, photo booths, and a new English platform—aimed at putting city travel in visitors’ hands. Wildfire Lessons: A look back at the 1910 “Big Burn” explains how early US fire suppression policy shaped today’s fire behavior. Election Security: Officials warn the biggest election threats may now come from federal actors and allies, not just local intimidation.
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