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For more than 50 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 electricity you've come to expect from Tri-State.
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Tri-State to hold meetings to gain input on resource plans
Tri-State is holding a series of public resource planning meetings. The first two to be held in April are intended to inform the public about the G&T’s resource requirements and guidelines and will discuss the planning process and modeling alternatives. |
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EEC program pays consumers $2.5 million
Tri-State’s longstanding and highly successful Energy Efficiency Credits program paid out more than $2.5 million to member co-op consumers who purchased energy-saving products and took energy-saving measures in their homes and businesses in 2009. |
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Tri-State recognized for environmental leadership
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has awarded Tri-State as a Silver Achiever under the Colorado Environmental Leadership Program for sustaining significant achievements in operating its 100-megawatt
Nucla Station in compliance with all state environmental regulations, as well for implementing a comprehensive set of corporate initiatives. |
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Statement on action filed by five Nebraska members |
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