A central Minnesota city home to the largest coal-fired plant in the Upper Midwest is looking to diversify its economy as Xcel Energy plans to retire most of the plant’s generators over the next seven years.
A central Minnesota city that is home to the largest coal-fired plant in the Upper Midwest is looking to diversify its A central Minnesota city that is home to the largest coal-fired plant in the Upper Midwest is looking to diversify its economy as Xcel Energy plans to retire most of the plant’s generators over the next seven years.
The Minneapolis based-utility, which owns the plant, recently announced plans to replace two of the three Sherburne County Generating Station generators with a smaller natural gas plant, Minnesota Public Radio News reported.
