Xcel Energy Inc. wants its Colorado customers to start paying for the nearly $1 billion worth of work, equipment and construction the utility says is needed to comply with the state’s Clean Air-Clean Jobs Act.
That 2010 law calls for the utility to curb pollution from its coal-fired power plants.
“This will be the first rate case dealing with paying for Clean Air-Clean Jobs,” said David Eves, the president of Public Service Co. of Colorado, Xcel’s subsidiary in the state. ("Rate case" is…
Xcel Energy Inc. wants its Colorado customers to start paying for the nearly $1 billion worth of work, equipment and construction the utility says is needed to comply with the state’s Clean Air-Clean Jobs Act.
That 2010 law calls for the utility to curb pollution from its coal-fired power plants.
“This will be the first rate case dealing with paying for Clean Air-Clean Jobs,” said David Eves, the president of Public Service Co. of Colorado, Xcel’s subsidiary in the state. ("Rate case" is…
