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Minnesota Power Advances EnergyForward: Less Coal, More Natural Gas And Solar Power, And Additional Energy Efficiency Savings

2015-07-13 04:14:12| pollutiononline Home Page

Minnesota Power, a division of ALLETE, Inc. recently laid out the next steps in its EnergyForward plan, which will reduce carbon emissions, increase the use of renewable resources and add natural gas to meet customer electric service needs in a balanced, reliable and cost-effective way over the next 15 years and beyond

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