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Nov 2, 2026

Pippa StevensCORRESPONDENT
21:52
And with so much uncertain policy, Bank of America is set to favor states where the large-load framework was built ahead of all the data center power demand, potentially making the build-out less disputed.
Pippa StevensCORRESPONDENT
22:01
They point to names including Black Hills in Wyoming, Xcel Energy in Minnesota, and IDA, Kelly, in Idaho, with this idea that if you already have the framework in place, it's easier to build.
Kelly EvansHOST
22:10
But in Texas, this could be one to watch because they have so many data centers or potential data centers.
Kelly EvansHOST
22:16
And it looks like that race is tightening somewhat.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
56:10
However, there's a small subset that has an interesting story.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
56:13
167 streetlights owned by utility company Xcel Energy.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
56:18
Xcel owns the poles and fixtures and builds the city for usage.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
56:22
The city reached out to work with Xcel, but Xcel repeatedly declined.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
56:54
Something similar played out in Boulder, Colorado, whereby the town actually ended up purchasing all of the streetlights off of Xcel to the tune of $3.4 million.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
57:03
Breckenridge is contemplating the same approach for this small subset, which they will estimate the cost will be around $300,000.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
57:10
All in all, Breckenridge is sitting at a price tag of around $3 million for this upgrade and maybe more pending purchase of Xcel Energy's streetlights should they go that route.
Bill McGeeneyHOST
57:20
But a portion of this upgrade actually wasn't necessary, I'll add, because the old fixtures were very expensive to maintain.
speaker_1HOST
2:26
It leaves the local upgrades built for that load in the zone's shared rate, with no test of whether the payment covers them.
speaker_0HOST
2:33
Excel joins industry's capital investment binge.
speaker_0HOST
2:36
Excel Energy updated its five-year capital expenditure plan to $70 billion as it joins America's energy renaissance, building out and modernizing the electric grid to meet ever-growing demand.
speaker_1HOST
2:49
BPA reveals RA position not as long as many might assume.
speaker_1HOST
2:54
BPA Administrator Travis Cavola revealed the agency is not as long on capacity as many in the industry might expect.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:34
If you live in Denver, you've probably been bombarded by social media ads encouraging you to vote for local ballot issue 2K.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:42
It continues the city's franchise agreement with Xcel Energy.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:45
Now, that sounds boring, but the backers managed to scrounge up some Denverites who seem really, really invested.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:53
Ballot issue 2K asked Denver voters to extend a franchise agreement that lets Excel use the city right of way for utility infrastructure and outlines how Excel is supposed to maintain equipment like streetlights and traffic signals.
Kyle ClarkHOST
12:04
The city estimates the agreement has saved billions in construction costs over 20 years, and both the city and Excel want to keep this deal going for another 20 years.
Kyle ClarkHOST
12:14
The committee supporting the ballot issue called Safe and Reliable Energy Denver is running ads that feature testimonials from friendly everyday folks who want you to vote yes.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:24
Yes on 2K for me means keeping Xcel Energy accountable.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:28
I'm voting yes on 2K because having a new franchise agreement allows Xcel to work efficiently in the city of Denver and it allows us to continue to grow as a city.
Paul AitkenHOST
41:48
I think of Brink's docks.
Paul AitkenHOST
41:52
Excel Energy here in Colorado.
Paul AitkenHOST
41:53
I'm not sure how they do it, but they have DJI docks.
Paul AitkenHOST
41:56
So I see DFR as a docked drone.
Thomas ClardyGUEST
4:04
Now, not all of them we're actually really doing any significant business in, but in fact, in today and tomorrow, we might be adding our 48th and 49th.
Thomas ClardyGUEST
4:12
And some of them are enormous, like Accel Energy.
Thomas ClardyGUEST
4:16
We're working on finishing everything out with Accel.
Thomas ClardyGUEST
4:18
They're huge.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
3:25
Smith says the injured worker suffered burns and was taken to the hospital, although the severity of those injuries remain unclear.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
3:36
Xcel Energy says the problem was on the customer's side of the gas meter rather than its distribution system.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
3:44
The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
3:49
Deputies in Weld County are investigating a shooting that left a 10-year-old girl injured Tuesday afternoon near Erie.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
4:50
Smith says the injured worker suffered burns and was taken to the hospital, although the severity of those injuries remains unclear.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
4:59
Xcel Energy says the problem was on the customer side of the gas meter rather than its distribution system.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
5:08
The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
5:13
Deputies in Well County investigating a shooting that left a 10-year-old girl injured Tuesday afternoon near Erie.
Kevin FalnessHOST
5:12
Former Gover Logan Cooley stops that in his track with...
Kevin FalnessHOST
5:16
Just about 90 seconds left to go in regulation, but still Jesper Volstead, despite not getting the shutout, will in fact get the Xcel Energy.
Kevin FalnessHOST
5:25
Big saves of the game.
Kevin FalnessHOST
5:27
A giveaway by Volstead.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
2:13
A truck crashed through the back wall of a garage in Littleton on Tuesday, prompting a response from the South Metro Fire Rescue Technical Rescue Team.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
2:24
Crews found that the truck had also damaged a gas meter, leading Xcel Energy to cap the gas line.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
2:33
Fortunately, there were no injuries reported.
Blake OlsonCORRESPONDENT
2:36
For the driver or anyone inside the home, fire crews worked to stabilize the damaged structure after the truck was removed.

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