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

No decision has been made regarding the end of coal production.  

New solar project on the site of the former Escalante Generating Station began generating on June 1.

Increasing member flexibility is a major step in Tri-State's member-driven energy transition. 

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.