Each of the plant’s two units, completed in 1982 and 1985, has a generating capacity of 540 MW. Tolk Station is the largest generating plant in the Texas Panhandle-Plains region.

Xcel Energy’s 1,067-MW coal-fired Tolk Generating Station will shut down by 2028 — and until then will limit its operations — under an agreement approved Thursday by the New Mexico Public ...

Xcel Energy Inc. said Monday that it will retire coal operations at its Tolk Generating Station in Texas in 2028, more than four years earlier than expected. The Minneapolis-based electricity ...

Xcel Energy Inc.’s Comanche 3 coal plant in Pueblo will be the utility’s final coal operation between 2028 — when Xcel’s Tolk Generating Station in Texas closes, four years earlier than ...

Brent Heffington has been named senior director of Xcel Energy's Tolk and Plant X stations. Heffington will take over after the retirement of Randy Vann, according to a news release from Xcel Energy.

Shutting down the Tolk plant is expected to save Xcel’s customers in New Mexico and Texas more than $70 million, potentially by making way for cheaper renewables. Grist thanks its sponsors.

Xcel Energy (NYSE: XEL) said in its Feb. 19 annual Form 10-K report that its Southwestern Public Service (SPS) subsidiary plans to appeal a recent Federal Implementation Plan (FIP) from the U.S ...

The Tolk plant relies on groundwater from the Ogallala Aquifer, a reservoir spanning 174,000 square miles in eight states in the Midwest. Source.

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