AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoData Center Investment: PPL says its Kentucky economic-development pipeline grew by 1 gigawatt to 14.7GW through 2032, including 12.8GW of data-center demand. Fluor also won an engineering and construction contract for a planned Kentucky data-center campus valued at more than $4 billion. The pipeline reflects potential projects, not guaranteed construction. Manufacturing and Logistics: A $175 million Shelby County development would add two distribution centers, while Nissin plans its first Kentucky operation in Franklin County. ClearFlow Metalworks also plans a $28 million Logan County aluminum plant expected to create 50 jobs. Business Policy: Kentucky’s data-center tax incentives may get another look, though Senate President Robert Stivers said lawmakers aren’t expected to repeal them.
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