ALLETE Files for Pillager Hydro Dam License Renewal
Published Date: 4/7/2026
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ALLETE, Inc. has applied to renew the license for its Pillager Hydroelectric Project on the Crow Wing River in Minnesota. This means they want to keep running their small hydroelectric dam that produces clean energy. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission set a schedule for reviewing the application and deadlines for any final changes, so things are moving forward with clear timing.
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