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CLEAN ENERGY

From the column: "Fossil fuels are here to stay, and policy should reflect that."
From the column: "Taxpayers are subsidizing fossil fuels at a moment when the cheapest forms of energy are renewable."
Gov. Tim Walz appointed Audrey Partridge as the new Commissioner of the Public Utilities Commission on Thursday, Jan. 30.
Republicans focus in on ways to alleviate pressures of Democrats' 2023 “Carbon Free by 2040” bill, while testimony from the Prairie Island Indian Community prompts lawmakers to hold off on voting.

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Construction on the line, which will link the Iron Range to central Minnesota, is expected to begin later this year.
From the column: "If Minnesota’s 31-year moratorium continues, the picture is not bright."
Possible projects are in development at the District Services Center and Lincoln Park Middle School.
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President-elect Donald Trump’s promised policies could have a major impact on Twin Metals’ mining project and Minnesota’s clean energy goals.
We encourage our leaders to be change agents and think long term about the benefits of implementing solar energy.
The Sherco Solar Project is expected to serve more than 150,000 Minnesota homes when it's completed in 2026. The project is expected to create more than 400 jobs.
From the column: "The main driver (of change) has always been that the new energy service is either better or cheaper. Solar and wind fail on both counts."
From the column: "It isn’t a mystery why the renewable-energy transition has taken off over the past decade.”
From the column: "It is time that the war on coal, on industrial manufacturing, and on those jobs that form the core of any nation’s economy comes to an end."
It will replace the temporary 8.6% rate increase that has been in effect since January, giving customers a one-time bill credit of approximately $30-$40.

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