AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoData Centers: Sioux Falls business and construction leaders urged measured rules for proposed hyperscale projects, while residents raised concerns about power, water and infrastructure. One developer projected its project could generate $5 million a year in city electricity taxes and $10.6 million for the state at full operation. Agriculture: USDA cut its national corn forecast but raised South Dakota’s expected yield by 2 bushels, to 153 per acre. Business Infrastructure: Schurz Broadband is upgrading its Long Lines network, which serves South Dakota, with new routing technology to support faster, more flexible services. Energy Costs: Regulators approved a $27.3 million Black Hills Energy rate increase; customers can expect about $16 more per month, with another surcharge looming. Tax Relief: Six South Dakota counties plan to launch a property tax credit program in January 2027. Investment: Northern Plains Nitrogen is aiming to begin construction on its fertilizer plant in 2027.
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