State regulators approved plans today for a $202 million power line that will run for dozens of miles through western Wisconsin’s bluff and river country, saying the project will improve regional and local transmission reliability.
Northern States Power Company, Dairyland Power Cooperative and WPPI Energy have been working to win the Public Service Commission’s approval for the joint project since 2008. They maintain the line will help meet rising demand for power in western Wisconsin.
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