AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSemiconductors & Manufacturing: SK hynix signaled it’s open to more U.S. investment after breaking ground on its advanced packaging push in West Lafayette, while warning the memory shortage could last through 2030. Energy & Rates: Indiana Michigan Power filed with regulators to cut base electricity charges starting in 2027, projecting about $100 in annual savings for typical residential customers (about $59 million total), while keeping large industrial customers out of the discount. Solar Supply Chain: CS PowerTech opened the first phase of a Jeffersonville, Indiana plant making heterojunction bifacial N-type solar cells, targeting 6+ GWp annual output and more than 1,200 skilled jobs. Local Economic Development: Portage RDC moved forward with a $15 million bond package for high-priority projects, including a bridge over Burns Waterway and road/drainage work tied to future development. Workforce Funding: Managed Health Services announced $2M+ for Indiana nonprofits through its MHS Serves Workforce Support Program to help Medicaid members build job skills and stability. Fraud Watch: BBB Scam Tracker data put Lafayette among the top Indiana cities for scam reports in July, while New Albany also saw a jump. Community & Policy: Protesters held a statewide weekend of vigils and marches calling for an end to ICE detention at the Miami Correctional Facility. Sports Business Note: The Colts finalized their 53-man roster and made a notable cut of traded defensive tackle Colby Wooden, while also adding Bills center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger to address snapping issues.
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