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Public Service Commission approves two Cooperative Energy transmission projects and service-area agreement for Compass Data Center
Summary
At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Mississippi Public Service Commission approved two Cooperative Energy 69 kV transmission projects intended to improve reliability in George and Forrest/Lamar counties and authorized a service-area agreement allowing Mississippi Power to serve part of the Compass Data Center in Lauderdale County.
The Mississippi Public Service Commission voted unanimously at its Sept. 11 meeting to approve two 69 kV transmission projects filed by Cooperative Energy and to approve a service-area agreement allowing Mississippi Power to serve certain Compass Data Center facilities in Lauderdale County.
The commission’s staff, represented by Miss Myrick, recommended approval of the projects after reviewing filings and company responses. “Staff agrees the transmission line facilities are needed to improve reliability and quality of service in the areas of George County,” Myrick said during the hearing.
The North Lucedale project (docket 2025 UA 66) would construct about 2.8 miles of single-circuit 69 kV transmission line and a new…
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