Xcel
Coverage of Xcel in the Nexus archive.
- A judge told Xcel it couldn’t condemn a farmer’s land. Now the utility is headed to the state Supreme Court.
A judge prevented Xcel from condemning land owned by a farmer. The utility is now taking its challenge to the state Supreme Court, where it will address conflicts over condemnation powers in Colorado regarding 550 feet of right of way on an Eastern Plains farm.
- Former Keenesburg coal mine transformed into a solar farm for Molson Coors
A former coal mine in Keenesburg, Colo., is being transformed into a solar farm with 16,000 panels. This project will generate about 7.2 megawatts of electricity and supply roughly 7% of the annual demand for Molson Coors Golden Valley operations. The development gives new purpose to the land and contributes to Colorado's clean energy landscape.
- Xcel Building More Modern, Resilient, Sustainable Grid, Says CEO Frenzel
Xcel is building a more modern, resilient, and sustainable grid, according to CEO Frenzel. The initiative focuses on enhancing grid infrastructure with these key attributes.