New Minnesota Power wind generators spinning
December 19, 2012 in Duluth News Tribune
Minnesota Power said Wednesday that its latest installment of wind-powered electrical generators in North Dakota are spinning and sending electricity into the grid.
Continue Reading
The most important time to cut electrical usage is between 2 and 10 p.m. today, the power company said.
Lake Country Power crews were hard at work in the Northland on Wednesday, chipping away at a mountain of outages left by severe weather earlier this week, when Mother Nature dealt the utility and the region another round of
Minnesota Power reported late Monday that the level of Fish, Boulder, Rice and Whiteface lakes dropped Monday and that Island Lake, which had been rising for days even after the rain, finally stabilized and is expected to begin falling soon.
A portion of embankment along a man-made diversion canal has washed out into the water above the Thomson Dam, Minnesota Power officials said Thursday.
Most Discussed This Week