Minnesota Power: Hydroelectric Power

St. Paul Pioneer Press Dept: The 15-year agreement calls for Minnesota Power to buy 250 megawatts of hydroelectric power from Manitoba Hydro beginning in 2020, according to Winnipeg Free Press. Here s how the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported the commission s decision and i reported last week that the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved a deal between Duluth-based Minnesota Power and Manitoba Hydro. The NDP have said the deal is worth $1 billion to the province and requires the construction of the Keeyask generating station . (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.