Energy companies abandon proposed South Dakota pumped storage project in Gregory County
“Right now, I’m in shock, and I can’t believe it. I guess I’ve always been kind of a pessimist and prepared for the worst,” a local landowner said.
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“Right now, I’m in shock, and I can’t believe it. I guess I’ve always been kind of a pessimist and prepared for the worst,” a local landowner said.
“Right now, I’m in shock, and I can’t believe it. I guess I’ve always been kind of a pessimist and prepared for the worst,” a local landowner said.
“They should have been in on this process since day one," a Burke resident said.
A proposed pumped storage project in Gregory County, an investment by Missouri River Energy Services and MidAmerican Energy Company into the "reliability" of a decarbonized grid, has residents of rural towns like Burke and Platte worried about their livelihoods.
A proposed pumped storage project in Gregory County, an investment by Missouri River Energy Services and MidAmerican Energy Company into the "reliability" of a decarbonized grid, has residents of rural towns like Burke and Platte worried about their livelihoods.