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Montana targeted for new $2.5 billion transmission line between Colstrip and Bismarck - Vimarsana News

Montana targeted for new $2.5 billion transmission line between Colstrip and Bismarck

Minnesota-based Allete and Grid United of Texas announced their memorandum of understanding this week to build the 385-mile high-voltage direct-current transmission line.

Minnesota Power's parent company investing $875M in multi-state power line - Vimarsana News

Minnesota Power's parent company investing $875M in multi-state power line

The $2.5 billion project that will run from North Dakota to Montana has Duluth-based Allete as one of the biggest investors.

Wind power line proposal irks some Midwest farmers - Vimarsana News

Wind power line proposal irks some Midwest farmers

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The windy plains of Kansas could be a treasure trove in the nation's effort to harness clean energy, but a major proposal to move wind-generated electricity eastward is running into a roadblock: Farmers who don't want high-power transmission lines on their land.

Source: apnews.com
Huron County OPP investigating defaced, stolen street signs - Vimarsana News

Huron County OPP investigating defaced, stolen street signs

Huron County OPP are requesting the public’s help after street signs in Central Huron and Morris-Turnberry were recently defaced with graphic imagery, or outright stolen.

Landowners fear a project to bring green energy from southwest Kansas across the Midwest would 'scar' the landscape - Vimarsana News

Landowners fear a project to bring green energy from southwest Kansas across the Midwest would 'scar' the landscape

The transmission line known as the Grain Belt Express would deliver wind energy from southwest Kansas to other parts of the country — the equivalent of 15 million barrels of oil annually. Some landowners oppose a private company using eminent domain to complete its project.

Source: hppr.org