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Colorado Utility Regulators to Decide on Xcel's Data Center Tariff
- Xcel Energy, Colorado's largest electricity provider, has proposed a tariff for data center users.
- The proposal aims to tax 'large load' users, potentially affecting everyday customers.
- A Colorado judge has blocked a solar developer from using a shared private easement.
- Regulators will decide if the tariff proposal adequately protects customers.
- The decision will impact how large data centers are taxed and managed in Colorado.
Articles (4)
The Colorado Sun·
Colorado utility regulators to decide whether Xcel’s data center tariff proposal protects customers
The Times of India·
Goose Creek Substation Dispute: Judge raps Xcel over bad faith; appeal tests eminent domain limits
The Times of India·
Colorado judge rejects utility's $19,000 bid for 550-foot farm easement
The Times of India·
Colorado judge blocks solar developer from using shared private easement