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Trump administration cancels $50M grant to Minnesota Power
- The Trump administration is canceling a $50 million grant to Minnesota Power aimed at modernizing a transmission line between North Dakota and Hermantown, Minnesota.
- This grant was awarded under the Biden administration and is part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
- Construction on the overall $940 million project is ongoing despite the grant's termination.
- The Department of Energy stated that grantees have 30 days to appeal the termination decision.
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Trump administration cancels $50M grant to Minnesota Power
DULUTH — The Trump administration is terminating a $50 million grant to modernize a Minnesota Power transmission line linking North Dakota and Hermantown. Construction on the $940 million project is already underway. The grant, awarded under the Biden administration and funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, was included on a list of grants the Department of Energy intends to terminate. The list was obtained by Politico and other new…
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