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Wisconsin · Construction & power moves · 1
full tracker →Land, power, and interconnection moves across Wisconsin — each traced to primary filings.
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Top JUST IN — Wisconsin
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MISO announces Selected Developers for competitive transmission projects in Wisconsin
Source: MISO · Jan 06, 2026According to MISO, Viridon Midcontinent LLC was chosen to develop the Wisconsin Southeast Competitive Transmission Project (WISE) and Transource, Inc. will lead the Bell Center–Columbia–Sugar Creek–IL/WI State Line 765 kV Competitive Transmission Project (BECI). MISO says, “Both developers will execute Selected Developer Agreements with MISO within 60 days. Construction activities will begin following regulatory approvals and permitting processes.”
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Public Scoping Session for the Northwoods Project (PF26-6-000) (Shawano, WI)
Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission · Jun 29, 2026FERC’s Northwoods Project docket is in an environmental scoping phase: “the Commission requests public comments on the scope of issues to address in the environmental document,” and “Commission staff will consider all written and oral comments during the preparation of the environmental document” (FERC). The agency also says “Representatives from ANR will also be present to answer project-specific questions.”
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System Planning Committee of the Board of Directors - June 16, 2026
Interconnection Queue Distribution Interconnection. This meeting is a part of the MISO Board of Directors week in Milwaukee, WI.
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Recent Wisconsin data center news
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Data center capacity is soaring, along with investment and land use
Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google have significantly increased their electricity demand with the rise of data centers amid AI adoption. Meta signed an agreement with Cypress Creek Renewables for a 505 MWdc solar facility in Texas. They aim to match 100% of electricity needs with renewable sources. The average data center size grew over 23% from 2023 to 2024, indicating a shift towards larger AI-driven workloads. Notably, 13 projects exceed $4 billion in costs, contributing to overall capex of $195 billion, with major markets in Virginia and Texas.
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ABB to invest $120M in US manufacturing
Switzerland-based ABB invested $120 million to expand the production of its low-voltage electrification products in the U.S. The investment will increase the capacity of manufacturing facilities in Selmer, Tennessee, and Senatobia, Mississippi, to support the rising demand from data centers, buildings, and utilities. ABB has also announced plans to open a new 320,000-square-foot facility in Selmer and is investing an additional $40 million to double its facility in Senatobia by June 2026, creating a total of 250 new jobs in the area.
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Airedale by Modine™ Unveils Expanded Capacities for Coolant Distribution Unit
US-based Modine has announced the launch of expanded capacities for its range of coolant distribution units (CDUs) under the Airedale by Modine brand. This range was developed in response to increasing demand for high-performance, high-efficiency hybrid cooling solutions from global data center providers. The Airedale CDU is now offered with capacities from 400kW to 2MW. The company plans to exhibit this innovative product at Data Center World in London from March 12 to 13, 2025.
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Modine Secures $180 Million in Orders for Data Center Cooling Systems
US-based Modine Manufacturing Company has secured $180 million in orders for Airedale by Modine data center cooling systems from a new customer who is a leading AI infrastructure developer. The equipment is designed to deliver cost-effective and sustainable cooling solutions while optimizing power usage effectiveness. Production will take place at Modine’s facilities in Virginia and Mississippi, with delivery expected from 2025 to 2026.
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Fluor bets on data centers, power amid CEO switch
US-based Fluor Corporation has announced its continued commitment to energy solutions, particularly in nuclear power, as it transitions to new CEO Jim Breuer. The company is engaged in front-end design for a nuclear power plant in Romania and aims to meet the growing energy demands of data centers, which require 92,000 megawatts by the end of the decade. The firm is also navigating the commercialization of its stake in NuScale, a small modular reactor company, despite slower-than-expected monetization timelines.
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Eaton invests $340M in US transformer production
US-based Eaton has announced a $340 million investment to increase production of three-phase transformers in response to a shortage. This facility will be located in Jonesville, South Carolina, and aims to meet record demand from utility and industrial customers, including data centers. Production and hiring are expected to begin in 2027. This investment contributes to Eaton’s commitment of over $1 billion in North American manufacturing since 2023, aiming to enhance power distribution solutions and electric grid infrastructure.
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Eaton invests in new South Carolina transformer manufacturing site to power data centers, grid modernization, electrification and industrialization
US-based Eaton has invested $340 million to increase production of three-phase transformers in South Carolina, creating 700 jobs by 2027. This is part of a $1 billion investment in North American manufacturing since 2023, supporting grid modernization and clean energy initiatives.
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Johnson Controls Named Leading Thermal Management Provider for Data Centers by ABI Research
US-based Johnson Controls has been named a top thermal management provider for data centers by ABI Research, highlighting its innovative and energy-efficient solutions. The company’s YORK® YVAM chiller can reduce energy usage by up to 40%, addressing the substantial energy consumption often seen in HVAC systems used within data centers. Johnson Controls launched a Global Data Center Solutions organization to enhance production capacity and provide tailored solutions across different regions, ensuring consistent support for data center operators. The company focuses on integrating thermal management with other essential building technologies to foster sustainability in the industry.
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Data centers drive Modine’s Q3 growth; CEO sees no DeepSeek ‘slowdown’
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Modine Reports Third Quarter Fiscal 2025 Results
US-based Modine Manufacturing Company has reported significant growth in its Climate Solutions segment, achieving sales of $360.8 million, which marks a 42% increase year-over-year. This growth was driven by higher demand for data center cooling and HVAC&R products, alongside contributions from the recent acquisition of Scott Springfield Manufacturing which added $73.6 million in sales. Modine aims to continue expanding its technology offerings to support sustainable energy solutions.