Duluth News Tribune: Minnesota Power, Great River Energy seek permits for new line


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Minnesota Power and Great River Energy submitted key permit applications on Friday for a planned and jointly-owned $1 billion, 180-mile transmission line connecting central Minnesota to the Iron Range, kicking off a review by state regulators.

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