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Xcel outages are on the rise in Colorado, regulators say (opens the original)
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If it seems that the lights are going out more frequently in the Xcel Energy service area, it isn’t your imagination: Outages in 2026 are running above historic averages, according to a Colorado Public Utilities Commission analysis. “In every single month of 2024, 2025 and the first half of 2026, customers have experienced an above-average number of outages,” Nick Bongiardina, a PUC staffer, told the commission during a Sept. 23 review of outages. “This really reflects what customers are express
Roger Marshall alleges defamation in new ad about former Kansas patient arrested while in debt (opens the original)
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TOPEKA — Lawyers for a Kansas Republican U.S. senator running for reelection sent his opponent a cease-and-desist letter demanding the Democrat stop airing an ad featuring one of the senator's former patients. The lawyers for U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, said in a Monday letter that the Rev. Adam Hamilton's campaign had published and distributed ads about Marshall's medical debt collection practices that were "defamatory." The ad begins with Meischa Zimmerman, who said she was arrested wh
Cash from feds will spark $1.2B electric transmission project in eastern Colorado (opens the original)
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Xcel Energy is embarking on a $1.2 billion transmission project — with $250 million in federal backing — to link its Colorado and Texas grids, opening the way to access electricity from Southwest Power Pool, one of the nation’s largest grid operators. The project would upgrade a tie-line line and increase the amount of electricity that it can carry to 700 megawatts from 210 MW, with the ability to expand to 2,000 MW with future upgrades. The project, on the line that carries power between Finney
A judge told Xcel it couldn’t condemn a farmer’s land. Now the utility is headed to the state Supreme Court. (opens the original)
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CHEYENNE COUNTY — The future of clean energy generation in Colorado rests on the fate of a 550-foot right of way across an Eastern Plains farm — or at least that is the argument Xcel Energy is making in an unprecedented appeal to the state Supreme Court. Xcel Energy, the state’s largest electricity provider, is asking the state’s highest court to overturn a ruling by Cheyenne County District Judge Mike Davidson that the utility did not have the power to condemn the strip and that it had acted in
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