Energy visits, Military cooperation and flood preparation





an update from the office of wyoming governor mark gordon




Lincoln County Visit Highlights State's Energy Leadership From Coal to Nuclear and Carbon Capture

The Governor?underscored Wyoming's position as a national leader in energy production and innovation during a trip that featured stops at the Kemmerer Mine, the TerraPower Natrium site, and Shute Creek, the world?s largest carbon capture facility. The trip was a testament to the state's unwavering commitment to energy leadership and an all-of-the-above energy strategy. ?"Our opportunity for a viable economic future depends on our ability to innovate across the energy horizon," Governor Gordon said.

Shute Creek




Wyoming Hosts Exercise Agile Chariot

The Governor joined the Active, Guard, and Reserve components of the military for* Exercise Agile Chariot* [ [link removed] ], which took place in Carbon and Fremont Counties. We witnessed firsthand the professionalism and training of our military and coordinating agencies.?Wyoming is proud to support our military?s Total Force* training exercises. [ [link removed] ]*

Agile Chariot




Governor celebrates locally-funded projects in Carbon County
North Platte Valley Medical Center

During a visit to Carbon County this week, Governor Gordon attended a ribbon cutting for the North Platte Valley Medical Center in Saratoga and celebrated the dedication of the new Carbon County Courthouse. The Governor also met with emergency managers at the Carbon County Emergency Operations Center and thanked inmates at the Wyoming State Penitentiary who have been filling sandbags for local communities to use in the event of flooding.??




IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

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Two carbon capture technology developers*?broke ground* [ [link removed] ] at the Wyoming ITC in Gillette.


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Wyoming will *maintain Snake River flows* [ [link removed] ] to protect native wildlife.


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The Governor attended a *ribbon-cutting ceremony* [ [link removed] ] for the new Maven headquarters in Lander.?


* The Governor has joined Senators Barrasso and Lummis to *host a summit* [ [link removed] ] to assist with the federal grant process.?
* The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is celebrating its *50th anniversary [ [link removed] ]*.





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