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U.S. Department of Energy anticipates scaling up earlier announced cuts.
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Largest items on chopping block are rural grid improvements and a power storage system.
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Developer Wants to Build Data Center Campus in Dane County
Huge project could include up to 15 buildings constructed over next decade.
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Legislature passed tax exemption on land, site improvements, IT and electricity.
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Trump Tariffs Hiking Costs, Limiting Options for Wisconsin Solar
High tariffs could make some projects in state 'economically unfeasible.'
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EPA Rolling Regulations, Which Could Delay Wisconsin Utilities’ Shift From Coal
Business groups support the move while environmental and health advocates denounce the rollbacks.
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More Clean Energy Projects Coming Online in Wisconsin
2 added in 2024, 2 more coming in 2025, with 7 more projects seeking approval.
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New Regulations Aim To Protect Rare Bats From Wind Turbines
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