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North Dakota PSC Reviews Proposed Battery Storage Project from Minnesota Company

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The North Dakota Public Service Commission is holding a public hearing regarding a proposed battery storage project. The project, proposed by Geronimo Power, a Minnesota-based energy company, seeks a siting permit for a 200-megawatt system with a four-hour duration. This storage system would use excess power from the Harmony Solar project and the existing electric grid.

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The review by the North Dakota Public Service Commission involves a major energy infrastructure project. Geronimo Power is also planning a large data center in the same area, which could require up to 540 megawatts of power.

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    North Dakota might see changes in energy supply or costs as the project moves through the regulatory process.

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