ALLETE Inc. Gains Minnesota Department of Commerce Support for Acquisition, Secures $50 Million Clean Firm Technology Fund for Energy Transition
Reuters
Jul 12, 2025
ALLETE Inc. Gains Minnesota Department of Commerce Support for Acquisition, Secures $50 Million Clean Firm Technology Fund for Energy Transition
ALLETE, Inc. has announced an agreement with the Minnesota Department of Commerce, endorsing the acquisition of ALLETE as being "consistent with the public interest." This agreement includes transaction partners Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Global Infrastructure Partners. The Minnesota Department of Commerce, responsible for advocating public interest in utility matters, recommends that the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approve the proposed transaction. The acquisition is expected to provide immediate cost savings and substantial benefits to Minnesota Power customers and communities. For more details on the benefits of this transaction, visit https://www.alleteforward.com.
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