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MN Power Ordered to Continue Investigating Alternatives to New Gas Plant
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The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission denied Minnesota Power’s request to construct a new gas‑fired plant, directing the utility to keep exploring alternative options that can preserve grid reliability. The commission’s order emphasizes that the utility must consider cost‑effective solutions before committing to new fossil‑fuel infrastructure. Clean Energy Organizations—including Clean Grid Alliance, Fresh Energy, the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy and the Sierra Club—lauded the decision, saying it prioritizes affordability for customers by avoiding a costly, unexamined gas project.
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