|
For nearly 60 years, Tri-State has supplied energy to people in small towns and rural communities in the West. Today, we're continually working hard to find innovative means of providing the power you need, including investing in new technology and renewable energy and improving energy efficiency. Our efforts mean you can count on the reliable, affordable and responsible electricity you've come to expect from Tri-State.
 |
Construction underway on Cimarron Solar facility
Officials from Tri-State, Southern Company, Turner Renewable Energy and First Solar gathered on June 9 for a groundbreaking ceremony to officially mark construction of the Cimarron Solar facility in northern New Mexico's Colfax County. |
|
|
 |
Revised Generator Interconnection Procedures effective July 1
Tri-State's new Generator Interconnection Procedures represent the culmination of a year-long process for the association's interconnection queue reform. A meeting will be held June 28 at Tri-State headquarters to discuss the new procedures and review the association's latest Load and Resource Transmission Study. |
| |
|
 |
Construction starts on Nucla-Sunshine transmission project
Construction began June 1 on Tri-State’s latest transmission project, the 115-kilovolt Nucla-Sunshine line in southwestern Colorado. The new 51-mile line is scheduled to be completed and energized in 2012. |
| |
|
 |
|
|
