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OPPD’s Energy Future Is Region’s Economic Future
The utility expects about 100 megawatts of annual load growth and says its plan must keep pace with major investments and reliability needs.
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OPPD’s energy future is region’s economic future
Major economic development projects increasingly turn on a few critical infrastructure questions: how much power a facility will require, when that power must be available and whether the system can support future growth. Those answers increasingly shape where major investments…
OPPD's energy future is region's economic future
Major economic development projects increasingly turn on a few critical infrastructure questions: how much power a facility will require, when that power must be available and whether the system can support future growth. Those answers increasingly shape where major investments happen. For many major projects competing for investment today — including advanced manufacturers, technology companies, […]
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