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Public Safety Power Shutoff - Provide Feedback

The PUC is developing permanent PSPS rules and wants to hear from customers about any PSPS events. Learn more about PSPS by clicking here. Submit feedback through our online Public Safety Power Shutoff tool. Click here for instructions to use the Commission's online form to file public comment directly into the Proceeding No. 26M-0037E.

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Check out the new Colorado Energy Savings Navigator. This easy to use tool connects homeowners and renters to hundreds of rebates and bill saving programs.

Rideshare Feedback

We encourage you to share your opinions and stay involved in discussing the future of how the PUC will regulate rideshares. Share your Colorado rideshare experiences and take a survey at Rideshare Engage. 

Utility Billing Issues

We're gathering feedback from Xcel Energy customers about billing issues. Share your story here.

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February Public Utilities Commission Newsletter Now Available

February 6, 2026 - The February Public Utilities Commission newsletter is now available. Read the latest updates on Commission activities, upcoming hearings, and regulatory updates. Don't miss future editions — sign up to receive the PUC newsletter directly in your inbox.

Colorado Public Utilities Commission Approves New Energy Resources for Xcel Energy

The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) today approved up to 4,100MW of new energy generation for Xcel Energy. The ten projects approved include a mix of solar, storage, wind, and natural gas. A final, written decision will be issued in the coming weeks.

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Colorado Public Utilities Commission Seeking Feedback on Black Hills Public Safety Power Shutoff

The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) encourages the public to submit feedback about the Black Hills Energy Feb. 17th Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS), using the PUC’s Public Safety Power Shutoff online tool.

Read the release here.

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