AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMobility: Zoox has launched robotaxis in Atlanta, bringing another autonomous-vehicle service to Georgia’s growing transport market. Infrastructure: Georgia communities are set to receive $73.6 million in infrastructure loans, including $15.1 million for natural-gas projects. Data Centers: Large-scale data center growth faces rising scrutiny, with Georgia residents suing over a proposed $20 billion project and regulation expected to be a major issue. Energy: Democrats won control of Georgia’s utility commission for the first time in decades, setting up a shift in oversight of the state’s power sector. Ports and Business: A proposed private shipping terminal along the Savannah River is moving forward, while Georgia retained its No. 1 ranking as the top state for business in 2026.
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