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Wyoming Exports 15 Times More Power Than It Uses, But Is Struggling With In-State Needs

June 23, 2025/

WBC Wyoming

Wyoming has long been one of the nation’s largest energy producers, exporting 15 times more power than it consumes. But the state is struggling to provide power for its own economic development.

The irony of that isn’t lost on Wendy Lopez, business recruitment manager for the Wyoming Business Council.


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