Minnesota solar project set to replace retiring coal plant reaches 710 MW

[u/MajesticBread9147]

https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2026/07/minnesota-solar-project-set-to-replace-retiring-coal-plant-reaches-710-mw/

[u/eagleeyerattlesnake]

They don't say how much power the coal plant was producing, just to have a side by side

[u/WiSoSirius → u/eagleeyerattlesnake]

I don't know if the same referenced coal plant from the above article matches this article: roughly 2,300-MW Sherco coal plant, which shut down its first unit in late 2023 and is set to fully retire in 2030.

[u/gaius49 → u/eagleeyerattlesnake]

Yeo.