Tri-State's Board of Directors approves 2025 budget.

Three “request for proposals” (RFPs) issued for approximately 1,500 megawatts of generation and storage through 2031.

Reliability and affordability prioritized as Tri-State advances 18 projects that significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 

Tri-State expected to initiate procurement of renewable, storage, and dispatchable resources in mid-September 2024. 

Members can self-supply up to 40% of requirements through their owned or controlled projects.

Ratings agency cites CTP tariff, debt reduction, energy transition and formulary wholesale rate in reducing the cooperative’s credit risk profile.

Member-developed formulary rate design ensures sufficient revenues to meet financial goals through Tri-State's clean energy transition.

NRPPD has not paid its most recent power bill to Tri-State, despite accepting all-requirements power service.

ERP seeks 1,250 megawatts of new renewable and energy storage; settlement includes assistance for northwest Colorado coal communities.