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Federal Government
U.S. Congressman John Salazar
"It's important to applaud the state's largest two electric utilities, Public Service Company of Colorado and Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, for jointly developing this project. The partnership provides cost savings and environmental benefits through joint planning, construction and operation of the project. For these reasons, I support the Southern Colorado Transmission Improvements Project."
Bureau of Reclamation
"The Closed Basin Project is dependent upon reliable electrical power for our 170 salvage wells and other project facilities. Should electrical power be lost to the Valley for any extended period of time, the Closed Basin facilities would be rendered inoperable."
In the News
Power line generates public commentsValley Courier
April 27, 2012
SLV power line headed back to drawing board
Pueblo Chieftain
April 27, 2012
Support for San Luis Valley line isn't powering down
Denver Post
November 2, 2011
Xcel is out, but transmission line is not
Valley Courier
November 2, 2011
Xcel likely to drop SLV solar, transmission line proposal
Pueblo Chieftain
November 1, 2011
San Luis Valley Power
Pueblo Chieftain
September 14, 2011
Colorado PUC reaffirms approval of San Luis Valley power line sought by Xcel, Tri-State
Denver Business Journal
September 2, 2011