AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy Leadership: Todd Johnston, who led West Virginia’s energy, infrastructure and competitiveness work, has left the Morrisey administration for a job in Washington. He said the state had secured more than $96 billion in private investment during his tenure. Job Cuts: ECM Energy Services says up to 200 workers in its West Virginia traffic division could lose their jobs by Oct. 18 after the company lost its contract with Antero Resources, ending a 10-year relationship. Gaming Expansion: Games Global won state approval to enter West Virginia’s online gaming market, its fifth U.S. state, bringing titles from several game studios. Data Center Policy: Putnam County commissioners adopted a resolution welcoming potential data center investment while urging developers to protect public resources and local ratepayers. Community Investment: Berkeley County accepted a $1.5 million federal grant for Inwood Park amenities, including an amphitheater and inclusive playground; the county must provide a matching amount.
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