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Xcel, Denver insist city's power grid can handle higher load from electrification
Ready or not, surging electricity demands are stressing the grid. Xcel in Denver says they’re preparing the grid now to meet the upcoming demands of buildings and electric vehicles. "New loads will require a coordinated effort across generation, transmission and distribution," said an Xcel spokesperson. The utility is confident that their load management plans will prevent the system from becoming overtaxed. Is your utility ready or not?
Xcel, Denver insist city's power grid can handle higher load from electrification
Despite worry by critics of the push to eliminate natural gas for heating and cooling in commercial buildings, Colorado's largest utility company and the City of Denver maintain the energy
Source: denvergazette.com
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