Xcel's coal plant has been offline for a year. Who will pay the repair bill?

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Xcel Energy’s coal plant has been offline for a year. The plant’s outage has prompted questions about the cost of repairs. The plant’s status has been a point of discussion in the community. The plant’s shutdown has left the local grid without a key source of power.

A Colorado consumer watchdog group has raised concerns that customers could end up footing the repair bill. The group is calling for a clear explanation of repair costs and funding sources. The report highlights the need for consumer protection in utility pricing. The story was reported by Denver7.


Sources: Denver7 (Denver TV station)

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