- WEC Energy Group reported progress on system hardening, vegetation management, and workforce safety, and said it brought Wisconsin’s first large-scale battery project into service.
- The company said its 2026–2030 capital plan totals USD 37.5 billion, including a mix of natural gas generation, renewable generation, battery storage, and distribution network investment.
- Management forecast electric demand growth of about 45% in its service area over the next five years, citing major data center development in Mount Pleasant and Port Washington, Wisconsin.
- WEC said it received approvals for more than 1,200 megawatts of natural gas generation under construction at two Wisconsin sites, including Oak Creek and the Town of Paris.
- The company said it expects 7% to 8% compound annual adjusted earnings per share growth for 2026–2030 and noted a 6.7% dividend increase announced in January 2026.
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