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Public Service Commission members blasted lack of transparency around the Beaver Dam data center.
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We Energies CEO Says Another Data Center Announcement is Coming
Scott Lauber optimistic about projects in the pipeline.
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State Regulators Change We Energies’ Data Center Rates to Protect Customers
Customers shouldn't pay 'a single cent' to subsidize data centers, PSC commissioner says.
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State’s Utilities Running Scared
After decades of high profits and executive salaries, why they could face opposition.
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Rainfall totals near Milwaukee and Green Bay were up to 700% higher than normal.
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