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AEP, Google ink 20-year agreement for large-load fuel cell generation project in Wyoming
American Electric Power (AEP) said Wednesday it will invest roughly $4 billion to advance a new 702-megawatt fuel cell generation project near Cheyenne, Wyo., under… The post AEP, Google ink 20-year agreement for large-load fuel cell generation project in Wyoming appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .
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Cheyenne Residents Say 16-Mile Power Line From Colorado Wind Farm Will Ruin Area
Cathy Yosten can sit on her deck with a cup of coffee and look out over a pasture, the same way she has for most of the 42 years she and her husband Keith have lived on their land outside Cheyenne. Now, she fears a high-power transmission line will soon...
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AEP to Build $4 Billion Fuel Cell Project to Supply Low-Carbon Power to Google
Ohio-based electric utility American Electric Power (AEP) announced a $4 billion investment to develop a 702 MW fuel cell power generation facility near Cheyenne, Wyoming, under a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Google, aimed at supporting the technology company’s growing energy needs in the region. Under the agreement,...
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Human Resources Manager - Laramie, WY
Located in southeastern Wyoming, Laramie is a vibrant small city of 32,284 residents that blends small-city affordability, university-town culture, and exceptional outdoor recreation. Home to the University of Wyoming, Laramie sits at 7,165 feet elevation along Interstate 80, about 50 miles west of Cheyenne. The city offers a strong sense of community pride with a full calendar of cultural events, historic downtown on the National Register, and easy access to the Snowy Range Mountains, Vedauwoo rock formations, and Medicine Bow National Forest for hiking, fishing, skiing, and mountain biking.
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Cheyenne Farmers Market is wrapping up for the season this weekend
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Every Saturday from August through mid-October, Frontier Park transforms into Cheyenne's seasonal "pop-up shopping mall" with fresh fruits and vegetables, homemade foods, and handcrafted products. For more than 30 years, the Cheyenne Farmers Market has been a community tradition and an important fundraiser for Community Action of...
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Good gourd: Wyomingites place at Fort Collins pumpkin weigh-off
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — There is something in that southeastern Wyoming sun. Multiple Wyomingites placed at the Fort Collins Nursery’s 2026 Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off on Saturday, Oct. 10. Andy and Amy Corbin, master growers from Laramie County, took the first-place prize and set a new Wyoming record with a...
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LEGO On The Plains: Why A Family In LaGrange, Wyoming (Pop. 372) Started A LEGO Store
LaGRANGE — Before they ever see the neon-yellow store with neat red trim in downtown LaGrange, Wyoming, many customers have just about talked themselves out of the trip. “It seems impossible,” the customers who do walk into the Wyoming Brickworks store tell its co-owner, Linnea Dix. “I thought maybe it would be like a shelf of LEGOs or something.”
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Black Hills to build 564 MW of new gas, manage 2.1 GW microgrid for Google data center in Wyoming
Google’s next big data center needs serious power. Black Hills Corp. is bringing the turbines — and a $1.8 billion investment — to Cheyenne, Wyoming. The South Dakota-based utility holding company would build 564 MW of new natural gas-fired generation, while managing about 2.1 GW of third-party resources to serve Google’s planned data center load. Black Hills said the project would draw on a total resource mix of about 2.7 GW, including reserve margins and excluding transmission expansion.
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‘Nothing Good About It’: Neighbors Don't Want Rural Power Plant North Of Cheyenne
Neighbors call it the Horse Creek project, but a Black Hills Energy spokesperson told Cowboy State Daily the natural gas and battery storage plant planned north of Cheyenne is informally known as the Prairie West Energy Complex. The confusion over its name is just the beginning of the many ways...
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Planning Commission delays generator code overhaul: utilities asked to weigh in
The Cheyenne Planning Commission postponed a vote on tighter rules for on-site power generation after regulators said key utility companies had not been fully consulted. The delay leaves a proposed rewrite of the city’s Unified Development Code unresolved at a time when data centers and other heavy electricity users are increasingly turning to on-site generation.