Bill at Capitol proposes more carrots. Instead, we need policy that makes data center developers give us what we need.
Xcel Energy
New natural gas lines are a problem. Will these solutions be a model for Colorado?
Xcel Energy unveals proposal for how to meet expanding demand in mountain communities without laying new natural gas pipelines
Looming questions about data centers
Gov. Polis and many utilities say that data centers can benefit just about everybody in Colorado. But others fear impacts to rates and potential setbacks in reduction of emissions.
Part II: Steve Fenberg on regulating oil and gas — and Xcel Energy, too
Former Senate president defends work of Carbon and Energy Management Commission and talks about regulation of Xcel Energy
Hit the pause button on natural gas plant?
No, say Platte River Power Authority board members. They will stay the course on a new plant that will cost $350 million
How Xcel Energy sees nuclear
Small modular reactors could help Colorado meet its mid-century goals for emissions. But much remains to be proven.
Want to learn more about iron-air storage?
Xcel Energy to host an open house on Nov. 21 about this potentially boundary-pushing pilot project at Comanche
What will Xcel propose for life after coal?
Colorado’s largest utility may have plans to help Pueblo after Comanche 3. How can the company also help the state reach its climate goals?
Another meeting in Pueblo about nuclear
This will be different. It will begin with the downsides. But ultimatwly what is the answer for lfie beyond Comanche 3?
Microgrids and electric cul-de-sacs
Aspen and Springfield are two very different Colorado towns but alike in their electrical vulnerabilities. Will microgrids help?
