Wisconsin Public Radio | Joe Schulz
State regulators signed off on a first-of-its-kind plan in Wisconsin setting how large data centers served by We Energies will pay for the electricity they use and the infrastructure built to power them.
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin on Friday unanimously approved a special rate plan for data center-scale customers in We Energies’ service territory. But before doing so, they made a host of modifications to the proposal they said were aimed at protecting other customers.