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Our natural gas network helps provide more than 2 million gas customers with reliable, safe and affordable energy. We’re working to operate the cleanest natural gas system possible while helping you reduce your carbon footprint.

If you suspect a gas leak, leave immediately and call 911. After calling 911, contact us at 800-895-2999. Visit our Natural Gas Safety page for an overview on how to recognize a gas leak, how to respond, precautions and more.

Energy-saving recommendations tailored to you, from renewable and energy-saving programs to electric vehicles and charging options. We even have options to help keep your house and appliances running safely and efficiently.

Get information on reviewing and paying your bill, energy assistance programs, and other billing and payment resources.

Natural gas is the earth's cleanest fossil fuel, and just one of the many forms of energy Xcel Energy provides.

Are you moving or looking to start, stop, or transfer your Xcel Energy service? You can easily start electric and/or gas service at a new address, end service or transfer service to a new address.

We're reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the supply, distribution, and use of natural gas. Our clean energy goal for natural gas is part of our comprehensive commitment to providing net-zero energy by 2050.

MINNEAPOLIS (December 18, 2023) – Xcel Energy is moving ahead with its plans to be a net-zero energy provider by 2050, today proposing a $58 million, five-year Natural Gas Innovation Plan in Minnesota.

Northern States Power Company (NSP) – now known as Xcel Energy – has proudly served gas and electric customers since 1909. Early in our history, NSP acquired the Minneapolis Mill Company and St. Anthony Falls Water Power Company in the 1930s.