How we plan to promote electricity as a transportation fuel and help Colorado reach 940,000 electric vehicles by 2030.

Xcel Energy is revising the reference to the third party vendor that we use to perform credit checks in the Company’s Colorado P.U.C. No. 8 – Electric Tariff

A QSP measures our success in delivering quality gas service to customers.

We have requested to provide customers with additional options for LED street lighting.

View documents and information pertaining to the Transmission Cost Adjustment in Colorado.

We asked permission to revise the Energy Only Street Lighting Service tariff and Street Lighting Service Rules and Regulations.

We work with the Public Utilities Commission and other stakeholders to offer energy efficiency and conservation choices for customers

View documents and information pertaining to renewable energy in Colorado.

We are building a smarter energy infrastructure to enhance customers’ experience, reliability, and control.

Our new solar choice program in Colorado.

With decoupling, instead of linking energy profits to the amount of power sold, profits are linked to the number of customers served.

The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) reduced our corporate tax rates. To flow those benefits to customers, we filed adjustments that will lower your bills.

We proposed nearly $3 billion in accelerated and incremental investments to support Minnesota’s economic recovery, one of the largest energy investments in the state’s history.

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved Xcel Energy’s proposal to extend several components of our current rate plan through 2020.

The proposed next phase of Renewable*Connect® will deliver more wind and solar to customers

The reliability of electricity is important. See how we are making improvements and working with regulators to bring more predictability to your energy bills.

The pilot program in two areas of the Twin Cities may help customers save on their bills.

We are required to report by November 1 of each odd numbered year on the status of the transmission system, including identifying possible solutions to anticipated inadequacies in the transmission system.

The 2013-2015 Triennial Plan fulfills our compliance with Minnesota Statute §216B.241, subd. 2(a), requiring us to file conservation improvement program plans by June 1 of the applicable year.

Now that the operating lives of the Monticello and Prairie Island nuclear generating plants have been extended another 20 years, changes to the Custody and Escrow Agreement are necessary.

Learn about what we are asking the commission to do as part of Roadrunner to Phantom to China Draw CCN filing.

Learn about what we are asking the commission to do as part of the Eddy County to Kiowa CCN filing.

Learn about what we are asking the commission to do as a part of the Hobbs to China Draw filing.

Access the application, testimony, and other documents around the New Mexico Renewable Portfolio Standard.

Learn about our energy-efficiency and load management plans, reports, and other filings since 2008.

Access the procedural schedule and filing details for this application concerning fuel and purchased power costs before a New Mexico hearing examiner April 21, 2020.

Access the notice, application, direct testimony, and supplemental direct testimony as a part of the SPS Interim Report on Participation in the SPP.

Access the full procedural schedule for this filing, including additional details for public hearings to be held on April 5th and April 6th, 2017.

Access the application, direct testimony, and notice to customers as part of this filing.

Learn about what we are asking the commission to do as a part of the filing for retirement of the Carlsbad Generating Station.

Access the application, direct testimony, and notice to customers as part of this filing.

Access the application, testimony, and other documents around the New Mexico Solar*Connect

Access the application, direct testimony, and notice to customers as part of this filing.

Requesting Final Order approving the Boundary Agreement between Central Valley Electric Cooperative and Southwestern Public Service Company, in specific potions of Eddy and Lea Counties, New Mexico.

This plan discusses major generation and transmission facilities in the state of South Dakota.

As an update to this original filing, we proposed a new strategy which will accelerate our transition from coal-based generation while continuing to ensure a reliable energy system.

On October 21, 2011, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission approved our first Demand-Side Management (DSM) Plan.

Our operating utility Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS) has developed an energy efficiency portfolio designed to meet its statutory goals consistent with the requirements in P.U.C. Subst. R. 25181.

Access the application and direct testimony as a part of this filing.

As an update to this original filing, we proposed a new strategy which will accelerate our transition from coal-based generation while continuing to ensure a reliable energy system.