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🎉 We are thrilled to announce the winners of the first-ever EUCI Women in Energy Leadership Awards!

Congratulations to Kaye Ceille, CEO of Sterling Solutions, recipient of the Executive of the Year Award, and Laticia Holbert, Senior Manager of Workforce Development at ComEd, recipient of the Rising Star of the Year Award.

Their exceptional leadership, innovation, and dedication are helping shape the future of the energy industry.

Congratulations again to our award winners and thank you to everyone who helped make this inaugural awards program such a success!

This week's Mitigating Constructability and Engineering Challenges in Electric Transmission Siting course was a tremendous success!

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Denver for engaging discussions on transmission siting, routing, constructability, engineering design, risk mitigation, GIS-based modeling, and project ex*****on best practices.

A special thank you to our expert instructors and partners at SWCA Environmental Consultants and Commonwealth Associates, Inc. for sharing their knowledge, experience, and practical insights. Their expertise helped attendees better understand how integrating engineering and constructability considerations early in the siting process can reduce risk and improve project outcomes.

Thank you to all who attended and contributed to the conversation. We look forward to seeing you at a future EUCI event!

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Xcel Energy's proposed $225 million electric rate increase in Colorado is sparking debate about one of the utility industry's biggest challenges: balancing critical grid investments with customer affordability.

The rate request would help fund reliability improvements, grid modernization, and other infrastructure needs, but it would also increase costs for customers already facing higher utility bills.

Read more: https://www.euci.com/xcel-energy-seeks-a-record-225-million-electricity-rate-increase-in-colorado/

Xcel Energy seeks a record $225 million electricity rate increase in Colorado Xcel Energy is proposing a $225 million electric rate increase in Colorado – the largest the state has ever seen – with the support of its largest corporate customers and the electrical workers union.