Ensuring a high level of electric service reliability.

Take a closer look at our natural gas planning process.

Planning for the energy future of Colorado mountain communities.

Expand, strengthening and modernizing the electrical system to meet customers’ changing energy needs.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions while ensuring reliability and affordability.

Delivering more support to customers in need and providing assistance with past-due energy bills.

Our proposal would help large customers add generation, storage and control systems to keep them going in an emergency.

Cold weather in February 2021 may affect your bills

Delivering more help for our neighbors in need with programs for income-qualified customers

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

Proposed new transmission lines on the Eastern Plains will bring low-cost energy to you.

Our new Economic Development Rate will offer competitive energy pricing and powerful incentives to attract large businesses and create jobs.

Support for proactive programs to mitigate risk and protect the communities we serve.

Supporting programs to make electric transportation more accessible for everyone.

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

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.

Our solar choice program for Colorado homes, businesses, and communitites.

On Nov. 1, 2024, Xcel Energy made a two-year proposal to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission for electric rates to take effect in 2025 and 2026. Our rate proposal supports our commitment to provide reliable, safe, clean electric service to our Minnesota customers.

Seeking proposals for up to 800 MW of Firm Dispatchable Resources

In February 2021, extreme cold weather across the country caused an unprecedented short-term increase in commodity prices. The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved Xcel Energy to collect the increased costs for natural gas from the February 2021 event through a surcharge on customer bills through December 31, 2026.

Our new rates support essential investments that improve system reliability, strengthen safety and inspection programs, and allow us to take actionable steps to operate the cleanest natural gas system possible.

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 2024-2026 Triennial Plan fulfills our compliance with Minnesota Statute §216B.241, subd. 2(a), requiring us to file Energy Conservation and Optimization (ECO) plans by June 1 of the applicable year.

Find out more about the Fuel and Purchased Power Cost Adjustment Clause (FPPCAC)

Below you'll find documents pertaining to Case No. 24-00043-UT, Application for Authority to Issue Securities, including applications, notices, and testimonies.

Below you'll find documents pertaining to Case No. 24-00274-UT, Amended Service Agreement Between Central Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Southwestern Public Service Company, including applications, notices, and testimonies.

Below you'll find documents pertaining to the Amended Service Agreement Between Roosevelt County Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Southwestern Public Service Company, 24-00251-UT, including applications, notices, and testimonies.

Below you'll find documents pertaining to the Amended Service Agreement Between Farmers’ Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Southwestern Public Service Company, 24-00250-UT, including applications, notices, and testimonies.

This filing is intended to give customers the opportunity to participate in programs and obtain benefits of transportation electrification.

Below you'll find documents pertaining to the New Mexico Location Approval of Two Solar Facilities, a Battery Energy Storage System, and a 230 kV Transmission Generation Tie Line in Lea County including applications, notices, and testimonies.

SPS seeks the Commission’s authorization to acquire and implement grid modernization components that include Advanced Metering Infrastructure (“AMI”), Fault Location Isolation System Restoration (“FLISR”), and the Field Area Network (“FAN”) that allows AMI and FLISR to operate.

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.

Seeking proposals for up to 800 MW of Firm Dispatchable Resources

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

Learn about our resource plans, including the Upper Midwest Energy Plan, which proposes to cut carbon emissions by 80% by 2030.

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.

On Dec. 2, 2024, Xcel Energy made a proposal to the North Dakota Public Service Commission for electric rates to take effect in 2025. Our rate proposal, the first in North Dakota in four years, reinforces our commitment to provide reliable, safe, clean electric service to our North Dakota customers.

Seeking proposals for up to 800 MW of Firm Dispatchable Resources

Learn about our resource plans, including the Upper Midwest Energy Plan, which proposes to cut carbon emissions by 80% by 2030.