The board of directors of Tri-State has committed to greater member flexibility through partial requirements contracts.

“We’re not just changing direction, we’re emerging as the leader of the energy transition,” said Duane Highley, Tri-State’s CEO.

Today Tri-State announced the retirement of its remaining New Mexico coal-fired power plant and its remaining Colorado coal plants and coal mine.

Several Colorado members of not-for-profit cooperative power supplier Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association expressed support today.

Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association announced today that it will donate $60,000 to the Yampa River Fund over the next three years.

Tri-State’s ratings remain classified as investment grade, and Tri-State maintains its strong financial position.

Tri-State board of directors approves community solar program recommended by membership’s Contract Committee.

Members are currently evaluating their wholesale power contracts to increase flexibility, including a proposal from United Power.

Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association CEO Duane Highley's statement on the La Plata Electric Association (LPEA) filing.