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It shouldn’t take 25 years to build a power line

By Conn Carroll
Published April 18, 2023 7:55pm ET
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It shouldn’t take 25 years to build a power line
A baby born the same year that the Arizona Public Service company began working on a 732-mile, 3,000-megawatt line connecting a wind farm near Rawlins, Wyoming, with the power grid of Las Vegas, Nevada, would be old enough to vote today. Construction on the project still has not yet begun, but if there are no […]

A baby born the same year that the Arizona Public Service company began working on a 732-mile, 3,000-megawatt line connecting a wind farm near Rawlins, Wyoming, with the power grid of Las Vegas, Nevada, would be old enough to vote today.

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