Proposed battery storage system sparks concern in South Shore
Michael Klatt of South Shore speaks to members of the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission and staff of NextEra Energy. Photo by Brandon Heim, The Watertown Current.
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By Brandon Heim - July 2, 2026 in Featured, News Reading Time: 3 minutes
Michael Klatt of South Shore speaks to members of the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission and staff of NextEra Energy. Photo by Brandon Heim, The Watertown Current.
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission held a listening session Wednesday, June 30, regarding the proposed battery energy storage system additio...
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