STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Northern States Power Company Case No. PU-22-410 Advance Prudence – 150 MW PPA for MinnDakota Wind Application NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARING On November 18, 2022, Northern States Power Company (NSP) filed an application for Advanced Determination of Prudence for a 41-month extension of the existing 150 MW Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the output of the MinnDakota Wind facility, extending the PPA through May 31, 2026. NSP believes approval of the PPA extension will help assure the continued operation of the MinnDakota Wind Facility at a cost-effective price providing a short-term hedge against market volatility benefitting North Dakota customers. The issues to be considered in this proceeding are: 1. Whether NSP’s proposed resource addition is prudent. 2. Whether the Commission should grant NSP an advanced determination of prudence Those interested are invited to comment on the application in writing. Persons desiring a hearin
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Port: A startling admission about reliability from an electrical grid operator
Our government is paying utilities to replace baseload power with intermittent power like wind. Based on what the SPP had to say to the PSC, the grid operators aren t speaking up about what these changes mean for grid reliability. That s a remarkable admission. 9:43 am, May 21, 2021 ×
Enel Green Power North America has signed a deal with Gap Inc. to provide wind energy to power over 1,500 retail stores. Forum file photo
MINOT, N.D. Yesterday in Bismarck, the
Public Service Commission held a hearing aimed at getting answers about the blackouts which plagued our region, and a big swath of the country, back in February.