AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRenewables Policy: A federal judge vacated an IRS rule that removed the “Five Percent Safe Harbor” for wind and solar tax credits, sending the guidance back and warning it could mean less clean power and higher electricity prices—an important win for groups that included Oregon Environmental Council. Energy & Industry Growth: Green hydrogen demand is still pulling investment, with an electrolyzer market forecast to reach $34.4B by 2032, while broader fuel and system-integration markets keep expanding as digital and alternative-fuel infrastructure grows. Data Centers & Water: An Oregon-based data center plan in western Kansas is drawing scrutiny over claimed water use, as locals compare it to existing irrigation demands. Oregon Business & Tourism: Travel Oregon named Kate Sinner as its next executive director, starting July 6, as the agency looks to boost the state’s tourism economy. Local Economy & Infrastructure: Oregon and Washington transportation officials advanced tolling scenarios for the Interstate Bridge replacement, with rates discussed and final policies targeted for late 2027. Health & Community: A new mental health outpatient clinic is opening in Eugene to serve 200+ patients in its first year, aiming to address Lane County’s shortage. Housing/Environment: Oregon’s health insurers filed proposed 2027 individual and small-group rates, with public review underway and reinsurance support helping stabilize increases.
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