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Wisconsin regulators oppose complaint, back reliability-focused spending plan.
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Trump administration fired entire staff running federal energy assistance program.
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New Rates From We Energies Intended To Make Data Centers Cover Their Costs
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We Energies’ $2B Gas Infrastructure Plan Draws Opposition
Trade unions promote construction jobs project would create.
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Wisconsin utilities import small amount of electricity from Manitoba province.
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Solar Program for Low-Income Wisconsin Families Hits Federal Funds Freeze
Federal court ordered Trump administration to restore funding but hasn't happened yet.
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Rate Increases Approved for We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service
Consumer advocate calls rate case 'huge missed opportunity to address the affordability crisis.'
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We Energies Wants Huge Rate Increase
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