AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoObamacare Refunds: President Trump says nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states, including West Virginia, will get $500 refunds tied to Biden-era Obamacare “user fees,” aiming to return hundreds of millions in overcharges. AI Power Debate: Elon Musk and Gov. Morrisey argue AI data centers lower electricity prices, but a new analysis points to electricity costs rising faster than overall inflation, raising questions for West Virginia’s energy outlook. PFAS Settlement Watch: Chemours, DuPont and Corteva reached a $455 million PFAS settlement with North Carolina and local governments, underscoring how AI-driven demand could expand PFAS production. West Virginia Health Access: WV health networks showcased mobile health units at the Capitol, offering screenings and highlighting rural care gaps. Business Financing: West Virginia Economic Development Authority promoted Industrial Development Bonds as a low-cost, tax-exempt tool for manufacturing and growth projects. Elections Services: WV Secretary of State mobile office hours will help voters verify registration and also assist with business registration in Cabell, Harrison and Nicholas counties. Local Energy Prices: GasBuddy reports the lowest E85 in Nicholas County at $3.59 and E15 in Harrison County at $3.39 for the week ending Sept. 5. Gaming Expansion: Play’n GO is expanding in the U.S. via an Ember Entertainment partnership, with casino content launching first in West Virginia.
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