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Xcel Gives Up Plan to Expand Hydropower in Colorado0
- ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, Renewable Energy
- November 2, 2022
Pumped-storage hydropower won’t be the answer to Xcel’s need for dispatchable zero-carbon energy. At least not for now. According to the Colorado Sun: Xcel Energy has killed its plan to build a hydropower project in Unaweep Canyon. The utility on Wednesday morning told the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that it was withdrawing its application for a
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More proof that Xcel’s Colorado Energy Plan won’t save ratepayers money0
- ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, Governing Bodies / Agencies
- June 6, 2018
By Brit Naas A major stipulation of Xcel’s Colorado Energy Plan (CEP) is a reduction in the utility’s coal fired generation. If the Public utilities Commission approves the plan, Xcel will close Comanche Units 1 and 2, which combined are capable of providing 660 megawatts of electricity. In compliance with the CEP, Xcel hopes to
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March 3 Colorado Energy Cheat Sheet: EPA’s McCarthy ‘good news about Gold King’; a Tesla will improve your ‘quality of life’0
- ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, Governing Bodies / Agencies, Legal, Renewable Energy
- March 3, 2016
March 3 Colorado Energy Cheat Sheet
READ MOREFERC nominee Ron Binz the flipper0
- ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, Governing Bodies / Agencies, Legal, Renewable Energy
- August 2, 2013
By Amy Oliver Cooke and Robert Applegate As Ron Binz campaigns to be confirmed as the head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, much of the emphasis has been on his position as an activist for what he considers to be low or no carbon energy sources, predominantly Big Wind. (Forget the fact that wind
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