Wisconsin Hydro Project Faces Another Environmental Review Before License Renewal
Published Date: 10/28/2026
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Northern States Power Company wants to renew its license for the Trego Hydroelectric Project on Wisconsin’s Namekagon River. The government will prepare an environmental assessment to make sure the project won’t harm the environment, with a report expected by July 30, 2027. This process affects local communities and anyone interested in the project’s impact, but no big changes or costs are expected.
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