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Wisconsin Electric Power Co Enters PPA To Purchase 86% Of NEPB's Point Beach Nuclear Units; PPA Term Is 20 Years For Each Unit, Starting 2030 For Unit 1, 2033 For Unit 2

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On, August 14, 2026, Wisconsin Electric Power Company ("WEPCO") entered into a Power Purchase Agreement ("PPA") with Nextera Energy Point Beach LLC ("NEPB") to purchase 86% of the capacity,

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