Money talks: Xcel’s newly proposed large-load tariff (for new loads 100 MW or greater) would lock customers into 15-year commitments and charge exit fees, among other requirements.
The company has nearly 3 GW of requests from large customers in the pipeline…but it acknowledged that not all will come to fruition. This marks the latest in a long list of similar tariffs and rules rolled out across the country, which vary in the portion of costs assigned to data center developers.
Molly Glick
Energy Central Team
Thu, Jun 25