AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoInfrastructure: Work is beginning on the $290 million Platte-Winner Bridge, South Dakota’s most expensive transportation project. The existing crossing will stay open during construction, with the new bridge expected by 2030. Agriculture and Manufacturing: South Dakota is among the states included in a proposed $1.34 billion federal-backed fertilizer investment. TalusAg plans to deploy modular ammonia plants across seven states, including South Dakota, as part of the effort to expand domestic production. Water Systems: Vermillion approved a water-rate increase effective after Dec. 1. A typical household using 700 cubic feet monthly will pay about $4 more; revenue will help repay loans for facility upgrades and water-main replacements. Energy: Black Hills Corp. could be renamed Bright Horizon Energy Corporation and change its ticker to HZN, subject to regulatory approval and completion of a proposed merger.
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