SPP to be the first organization in the U.S. to provide full RTO services in both the Eastern and Western Interconnections in early 2026.

Tri-State is among the first generation and transmission cooperatives in the nation to own large, utility-scale solar. 

Tri-State's wholesale rates remain competitive and have only increased a net of 1.4% since 2017, even with this proposed rate change.

Support actively demonstrates the value that the U.S. cooperative network places on families.

CCEF will administer the program, with $50 million in support from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Energy Savings Program.

Northwest Rural Public Power District has not complied with the FERC-ordered CTP tariff and remains a member of Tri-State.

Appointments bring additional expertise to Tri-State leadership team. 

Tri-State is continuing to make significant strides to improve and expand its transmission infrastructure network.

Tri-State's energy transition highlighted under the theme of Momentum at annual meeting April 2-3, in Westminster, Colo.