News Releases

Xcel Energy is pleased to announce that Letty Kuykendall has been named Community Service manager of the company’s Roswell, New Mexico service area following the retirement of Mike McLeod.

Xcel Energy announced a $10,000 grant to Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico, a nonprofit that provides food to families in need, as part of Xcel Energy Foundation’s 2025 Employee Choice Grant awards.

Xcel Energy has announced new generation resource additions as part of an overall portfolio to meet the rapidly rising energy needs of its Texas and New Mexico service area.

AMARILLO, Texas (July 8, 2025) — More than 100 Xcel Energy line workers from Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado competed in the 32nd Lone Star Lineman's Rodeo in Amarillo on June 27. Competitors demonstrated the precision, strength and practical skills ...

The summertime heat is quickly approaching, and Xcel Energy is reminding its Texas and New Mexico customers about important tips to keep electric bills low as temperatures rise.

Xcel Energy is pleased to announce that Brent Heffington has been named Senior Director of the company’s Tolk and Plant X generating stations, following the retirement of Randy Vann.

Trees play a vital role in enhancing the natural environment. For Texas and New Mexico residents looking to save on electric bills, they also effectively reduce the impact of summer heat.

Xcel Energy is advising customers who are eager to start their spring planting or landscaping to always call 8-1-1 to have underground utility lines marked free of charge before starting any digging projects.

Xcel Energy is activating Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings (EPSS) to reduce wildfire risk due to the upcoming weather event. Customers are encouraged to prepare for potential weather-related outages, especially on Tuesday, when high winds are expected.

Xcel Energy is watching and preparing for severe weather forecasted across our service area in Texas and New Mexico, including high wind speeds and low relative humidity. Due to dry conditions and large amounts of fuel, wildfire risk will increase across the region, and is expected to peak on Tuesday, April 1.