Northern States Power

Northern Power Company (NSP), as a leader in today's business world, is known for its outstanding achievements in regulated businesses and non regulated businesses. Its regulated business is servicing over 2 million electric and gas customers of Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota, Arizona and Michigan (NSP - Investor's Overview 1). Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, President, President and Chief Executive Officer is James J. Howard III (Howard 1). The subsidiary of Viking Gas Transmission Company owns and operates a 500 mile natural gas pipeline (NSP - Investor's Overview 1).

In 1913, the Northern Power Company started construction of a dam. During the two year project period, the construction of the dam provided 1,000 employment opportunities. Northern countries were not used for hydroelectric power until 1966. In 1969, the northern state donated the dam and its surrounding area to Mikawa park.

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