AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPower and Data Centers: Omaha Public Power District says rising demand from data centers and other growth is squeezing the electricity capacity it can offer new projects. In Cass County, officials capped future data centers at 15 megawatts and kept a construction moratorium in place amid concerns about water, the environment and utility bills. Wildlife and Drought: Nebraska’s 100th pheasant season opened with statewide spring counts up 11% from 2025, but drought may reduce hunting cover, especially in the Panhandle. Land and Water: Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts are taking spring tree and shrub orders, with growing interest in windbreaks. The Nebraska Farm Bureau also urged federal officials to clarify water regulations under the Clean Water Act. Fire Preparedness: Dawson Public Power District approved a wildfire mitigation plan focused on equipment upkeep, vegetation management, weather monitoring and community outreach.
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