Xcel Energy announced crews are watching and preparing for severe weather forecasted across the service area in Texas and New ...

Xcel Energy crews are preparing for the likelihood of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) on Friday due to high winds.

Xcel Energy says they are monitoring severe weather in Texas and New Mexico this week. The company says that with high winds and low humidity in the forecast, there could be an elevated risk for ...

Intense winds have caused significant damage to power lines in Texas and New Mexico, with about 65,000 Xcel Energy customers ...

Thousands of customers are without power following high winds across the Texas Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico Tuesday.

Gusty winds caused power outages for as many as 20,000 customers Monday morning. Most have been resolved, but windy ...

Power outages hit nearly 19,000 people across the Denver area early Monday morning as strong, damaging winds swept across ...

More than 5,000 Xcel Energy customers in Boulder and Westminster are without power after an electricity outage occurred on ...

Ahead of the event, Xcel Energy warned customers that there could be Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings (EPSS) and a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) in the Panhandle area. These were ...

crews are now patrolling the lines in the area of New Mexico experiencing a PSPS today to identify and fix any system damage and ensure it is safe to restore power for customers. Customers can check ...