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We Energies Unveils Plan for New 750-MW Gas-Fired Plant in Wisconsin

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Briefings

We Energies announced a plan to construct a 750-MW natural gas-fired power plant at the Fox Energy Center in Wrightstown, Wisconsin, after filing an engineering plan with state regulators. The project replaces an existing gas-fired facility, and the utility previously filed the plan earlier this month. The article was published in POWER Magazine on October 13, 2026.

Key points

• We Energies filed an engineering plan with state regulators for a 750-MW natural gas-fired power plant at the Fox Energy Center in Wrightstown, Wisconsin.
• The project replaces an existing gas-fired facility, and the utility previously filed the plan earlier this month.

Context

We Energies is a Wisconsin-based utility that has been active in the region, with this announcement following a previous filing for the same project location.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the utility's announcement and the filing of an engineering plan with state regulators. No specific construction dates, operational timelines, or environmental impact assessments are provided in the source material.

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