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When the original partners backed out ownership defaulted to the DOE. The doe sold it to Basin Electric Coop who operate it as Dakota Gasification. The original partners have to buy the output gas at the equivalent BTU rate of No. 2 fule oil.
When the original partners backed out ownership defaulted to the DOE. The doe sold it to Basin Electric Coop who operate it as Dakota Gasification. The original partners have to buy the output gas at the equivalent BTU rate of No. 2 fule oil.
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