AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy & Industry Policy: The Trump administration announced $850M for coal plant modernization, two new plants, and expanded coal-export infrastructure, using the Defense Production Act—pushing “energy dominance” while critics call it an unnecessary subsidy. Defense Manufacturing: The Pentagon awarded Lockheed Martin $154M for materials to build 11 F-35 jets, with work spread across Fort Worth, El Segundo, Warton, and Baltimore (3%). Maryland Construction & Utilities: Baltimore suspended work at the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant after an explosion tied to electrical work left three contractors injured; DPW says operations are back to normal while investigators look at the cause. Food Safety (Maryland): Maryland’s Department of Health issued a voluntary recall of Clover Hill Dairy requesón/soft ricotta over possible Listeria, suspending the facility’s operating license pending review. Data Centers & Power Demand: Harford County became the first Maryland county to outright ban data centers, citing electricity, water, and bill impacts; the broader national debate continues as grid operators warn of strain from large power users. Aerospace/Tech Talent: Johns Hopkins graduate Andre Douglas was named to NASA’s Artemis III crew as a mission specialist. Consumer Economy: Inflation hit a 3-year high (4.2% in May), driven largely by energy costs—raising pressure on households and the Fed.
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