DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — Excelsior Energy, once hailed as an innovative project that would bring jobs to Minnesota's Iron Range while cleanly tapping America's abundant coal supply, is in danger of running out of gas if it can't attract additional investments from the public or private sector soon, the Duluth News Tribune reported.
While significant work has gone into planning, engineering and garnering permits, Excelsior has yet to move a shovelful of dirt or find a customer for the power it would produce, the newspaper reported in a two-part series this week .
While significant work has gone into planning, engineering and garnering permits, Excelsior has yet to move a shovelful of dirt or find a customer for the power it would produce, the newspaper reported in a two-part series this week .
