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Xcel’s Colorado customers are losing power more often and for longer periods. Regulators want answers.

  • Posted on September 26, 2026
  • By The Denver Post
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Colorado residents served by Xcel Energy face unprecedented power outages, with 2024 data revealing customers lost electricity for an average of 350 minutes annually—more than double the historical trend. State regulators are demanding accountability as grid reliability deteriorates, raising concerns about infrastructure investment and service quality. The significant increase from previous years signals potential systemic issues requiring immediate utility oversight and modernization efforts.

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Xcel’s Colorado customers are losing power more often and for longer periods. Regulators want answers.
Xcel’s Colorado customers are losing power more often and for longer periods. Regulators want answers.

The PUC’s original report determined that in 2024 the average customer experienced 350 minutes, or nearly six hours, without electricity compared to the trend of 166 minutes from 2015 to 2023.
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