WRIGHTSTOWN, Wis. — The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin recently projected that the state’s peak electricity demand will increase by over 40% by 2032. To support that expected need, the commission approved two southern Wisconsin natural gas plants last week.
State regulators approved Chicago-based Invenergy’s applications for the Foundry Ridge Energy Center in Walworth County and the Red Oak Ridge Energy Center in Kenosha County.
Invenergy is developing these natural gas projects for We Energies…