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WEC Energy Group’s plan to spend $47.5 billion by 2031 is a $10 billion increase

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WEC Energy Group’s plan to spend $47.5 billion by 2031 is a $10 billion increase — Sheboygan Technology news

WEC Energy Group now plans to invest $47.5 billion in its new five-year capital plan, with around 45% of the investment intended to meet the energy needs of data center customers. The capital plan, which covers 2027 to 2031, represents a $10 billion increase over the current plan, which runs through 2030. Milwaukee-based WEC Energy [ ]

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