The board voted to approve an oil-and-gas lease agreement with CNX that includes a small parcel of district property located in West Henley Township.

A board member briefed the group on a regional planning effort led by Western Dakota Energy Association to prepare counties and towns for increasing energy and agricultural development; members were asked to coordinate city participation.

A joint venture between PPL Corp. may purchase approximately 29% of Fell Township to construct power plants intended to supply electricity to data centers in Lackawanna County. Representatives from Invitium Energy LLC, a partnership of PPL Corp. and Blackstone Infrastructure, presented information to the Fell Township planning commission Tuesday regarding the possibility of developing power

County planning staff adopted previously requested bylaw changes and updated commissioners on conditions for the Chugwater Energy VEST project, including third‑party IFC 1207 review (Jensen Hughes) while the state fire marshal position is vacant and a groundwater baseline report and DEQ clarification were filed in the project folder for public access.

A new alliance has formed in Texas to advocate for the development of data centers and power generation facilities amid growing local resistance. The Lone Star Infrastructure Coalition (LSIC) officially began operations on October 1, 2026, uniting major players in the data center and energy sectors. The coalition aims to directly address concerns from communities

Counsel read portions of an E3 decarbonization report into the hearing record showing large modeled reductions in BGE gas sales and throughput by 2045; BGE's witness described the study as a 'what‑if' analysis and distinguished sales/throughput from design‑day demand used for planning.

American Electric Power and the Indiana Office of Energy Development presented the "Indiana Advanced Nuclear Ready Communities Program" and asked the county to express interest; commissioners voted to draft a letter to begin the outreach and public education process.

The Sept. 2 agenda recorded multiple regulatory notices filed on behalf of private companies and agencies (EQT, CNX Midstream, Consol, Michael Baker and others) regarding well plugging, pipeline exposures, mine permits, and air-quality approvals in several townships.

Dominion representatives described a 972‑acre proposal with ~140 acres developed, two combined‑cycle power trains, 300‑ft stacks, and a construction start target of 2029 with operations projected 2033–2034; several permitting and infrastructure prerequisites remain.

The Board of Supervisors denied two connected rezoning requests on Aug. 26, 2026 that would have converted thousands of acres near Eleven Mile Corner for data‑center, power‑generation and battery storage uses; Planning & Zoning had recommended approval on both items with stipulations.

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After a multi-hour public hearing that brought environmental, health and land-use concerns into sharp focus, the Iberville Parish Council voted not to approve Cypress Harvest’s utility-scale solar permit; developers and landowners had argued the application met the parish ordinance and stressed economic benefits.

The commission approved Saint Croix Operating's SAGE OGDP and associated drilling-and-spacing unit for approximately 560 acres in Washington County, authorizing up to three vertical oil wells, a saltwater disposal well and a production facility; the director had recommended approval and no public comments or petitions were filed.

New federal regulations prevent construction of power plants at the protected King Plant site.

Senate File 123, creating the Wyoming Energy Dominance Fund and adding trona and bentonite projects, was concurred by the Senate after a discussion about executive discretion and an amendment capping expenditures at $105,000,000. Vote: 27–2, 2 excused.

U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis addressed the Wyoming Senate, praising recent state work on energy and digital-asset law, describing federal engagement on stablecoins and the Federal Reserve, and announcing a private-sector gift referenced on the floor by name (as quoted).

Brown emphasizes need for predictability to attract energy investments in Wyoming.

Senate bill mandates negotiations and compensation agreements for energy project land use.