AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy: Craig Unit 1, a northwest Colorado coal plant ordered to stay open, has generated power for only about three weeks this year while its owners face millions in compliance costs. Cannabis: State regulators recalled five contaminated product batches, affecting 69 dispensaries; the notices involved solvents, pesticides and mold. Transportation: Highway 17 reopened between Colorado and New Mexico after flood repairs, though work zones and width limits remain. CDOT also plans resurfacing and culvert work on CO 348 near Delta. Business and technology: Littleton approved a six-month data center moratorium, while Colorado’s securities commissioner accused a Lakewood man of raising $5.2 million through an allegedly fraudulent AI investment scheme. Industry policy: Colorado voters rejected a proposed constitutional right to buy and sell natural gas, a result with implications for the state’s energy debate. Agriculture and tourism: Colorado’s wine association is seeking artwork for the 2027 Mountain Winefest poster, with submissions due Jan. 1.
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