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Black Hills Corp. Advances 1.8-Gigawatt Energy Project in Cheyenne

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Black Hills Corp. announced an update regarding its 1.8-gigawatt energy project in Cheyenne, Wyoming, confirming the current status of the development and its ongoing integration into the regional power grid. The company provided details on the project’s infrastructure milestones and the projected timeline for operational capacity as it continues to work with local regulatory bodies and energy partners.

The project involves the construction and implementation of large-scale energy generation facilities designed to bolster the existing power supply in the Cheyenne area. Black Hills Corp. reported that engineering and site preparation phases remain underway, with teams coordinating the installation of necessary transmission equipment to support the 1.8-gigawatt output. The company also noted that it is adhering to established environmental and safety protocols throughout the construction process. These updates follow the company’s long-term strategic plan to expand its energy portfolio and address the growing demand for electricity within its service territory.

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Date: June 10, 2026

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