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Q&A: Tri-State's Todd Telesz on Building a Stronger Financial Future

In our Q&A with Tri-State's Senior Vice President/Chief Financial Officer, Todd Telesz, he shares his insights on our cooperative’s 2024 financial progress, capital strategy, and outlook for reliable, affordable energy. He highlights key initiatives like funding for new solar projects, maintaining rate stability, and building a clean energy portfolio.
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Q&A: Tri-State's Chris Pink Talks Dispatchable Generation, Transmission, and Growth

Chris Pink is our Senior Vice President of Operations at Tri-State. We sat down with him to discuss how we are achieving reliability, affordability, and responsibility while diversifying our energy portfolio and making strategic investments that benefit our members. The leadership vision continues to focus on empowering employees, prioritizing safety, planning for sustainability, and fostering a culture of respect and professional development to secure our cooperative's future.
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Inside This Year’s 2025 Annual Meeting Gifts: A Reflection of Our Members

At this year's Annual Meeting, we're celebrating the diverse places our members call home with a gift box filled with thoughtful selections that reflect who we are--something members can take with them. We hope each attendee left feeling inspired, appreciated, and connected to what makes our cooperative so unique.
Kristen Wurth, Communications Specialist
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Wildfire Mitigation at Canyons of the Ancients: Protecting Culture and Community

Exploring the balance between wildfire mitigation and cultural preservation, Tri-State highlights the collaborative efforts to protect the historic culture at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. By carefully managing vegetation and respecting Indigenous heritage, Tri-State and partners are reducing wildfire risks while protecting the area's rich archaeological and cultural significance, ensuring a safer future for both the land and the communities it serves.
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Empowering Cooperatives: Inside Mesa Hotline School’s Dedication to Excellence 

Empowering Cooperatives: Inside Mesa Hotline School’s Dedication to Excellence

Every May, over 500 line workers, teachers and volunteers gather in Grand Junction, Colorado at the Mesa Hotline School for the two-week annual learning event. The school attracts participants from across the United States, emphasizing safety and reliability in electrical transmission and distribution. It’s an energetic and transformative learning experience with the aim of equipping people with the knowledge and skills needed to keep the lights on for the communities they serve.  
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Comms Conference 2024, Co-op Campus 2024 Brings More Power

Cooperation Among Communicators: Co-op Campus 2024 brings More Power to Ya

Building off last year’s award-winning theme of Co-op Campus, our most recent Communications and Energy Services Conference provided another dynamic two days of learning and connection, centered around a 70s-inspired theme of 'More Power to Ya.'  
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Mammoth Farms Electrification

Electrification Unlocks Opportunities for Rural Farmers and Their Community

Every farm has a story, and that story often has a distinct before-and-after moment of when the farm gained electricity. For many across the rural west, that moment was in the 1940s and 50s after the Rural Electrification Act took effect and member-owned electric cooperatives emerged to bring reliable and affordable electricity to their communities. For Mammoth Farms, that moment happened in 2018.   
Peter Rusin, Member Relations Manager
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EEA

Empire Electric Association: 85 years of service

EEA is a member-owned rural electric cooperative and its day-to-day work serving its member-owners is guided by the seven cooperative principles.
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Supply Chain Services helps Tri-State, members provide reliability, affordability

All of us at one time or another have experienced the inability to find an item we needed to purchase, or have had to settle for a different or novel solution to our requirements. Now imagine that solution at prices three or four times the cost of what one used to pay prior to 2020. That has been the ongoing nature of the post-pandemic, worldwide supply chain crisis.
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Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association
Office: 303-452-6111
1100 West 116th Avenue
Westminster, CO 80234

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Denver, CO 80233-0695

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