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Groups Cancel $1-Billion Gas-Fired Power Plant Project in Wisconsin

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Briefings

Two major power companies, Dairyland Power Cooperative and South Shore Energy, announced they have cancelled a $1-billion gas-fired power plant project in northern Wisconsin. This decision occurred after state officials requested a formal letter explaining the cancellation, which the companies provided. The project was originally scheduled for northern Wisconsin, and the cancellation represents a significant shift in the region's energy infrastructure plans.

Key points

• Dairyland Power Cooperative and South Shore Energy cancelled a $1-billion gas-fired power plant project in northern Wisconsin.
• The companies provided a letter to the Wisconsin Public Service Commission explaining the cancellation after officials requested formal notification.

Context

The cancellation of the $1-billion project represents a significant shift in the region's energy infrastructure plans, with two major power companies withdrawing their plans after state officials requested a formal letter explaining the cancellation.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the announcement of the cancellation by two power companies. Specific dates of the project's original construction are not provided, and the exact reasons for the cancellation beyond the companies' stated reasons remain unverified.

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