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Natural Gas Plant Cancellation Near Lake Superior Impacts Wisconsin Energy Policy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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What happened

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Dairyland Power Coop announced the cancellation of plans for the Nemadji Trail Energy Center (NTEC), a 625 MW natural gas plant proposed for Lake Superior. The company subsequently asked the Public Service Commission to withdraw its permits. Clean Wisconsin intervened at the Public Service Commission to challenge the plant's permits.

From cleantechnica.com

Why it matters

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The cancellation of the NTEC project, which faced years of public opposition, represents a regulatory reversal of a major gas plant proposal in Wisconsin. This action impacts state energy policy and reinforces regulatory headwinds against gas infrastructure investments.

From cleantechnica.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • WisconsinSpeculative

    The regulatory reversal of the major gas plant project might impact state energy policy in Wisconsin.

  • Clean WisconsinSpeculative

    The cancellation of the plant could validate Clean Wisconsin's advocacy efforts against polluting energy projects.

  • WEC Energy GroupSpeculative

    The cancellation could reinforce regulatory headwinds against gas infrastructure investments.

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