AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoColorado River defense: A $29,595 eDNA autosampler is scanning Colorado River water for DNA traces of invasive fish, aiming to catch threats early before they spread. Energy & climate: The DOE announced $99M for next-gen geothermal field tests and exploration drilling across the U.S., with public data planned for sharing. EV charging push: Colorado awarded $23.2M for 270 fast-charging ports at 35 sites, expanding the state network by about 16%. Broadband fallout: Colorado rescinded more than $100M in BEAD awards tied to Maverix Broadband after whistleblower warnings and an investigation into alleged misuse. Public safety tech: Colorado Springs launched an AI-assisted system to help dispatchers handle 911 and non-emergency calls faster. Sports (local): Deion Sanders said “a few guys are not on the team anymore” after Colorado’s loss to Northwestern. Business & housing: CMU received a $10M donation for student housing, and Brennan Investment Group bought a 136,744-square-foot Denver industrial property.
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