Colorado regulators could force Xcel customers to pay for troubled plant for decades

Colorado regulators could force Xcel customers to pay for troubled plant for decades

Colorado regulators would gain expanded power to order Xcel Energy to finance major costs for its chronically troubled Comanche 3 coal plant through bonds backed by a decades-long charge on every customer’s monthly electric bill. House Bill 26-1326, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission “sunset bill” that cleared its first committee on April 23, would let […]

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