Tri-State Energy Moves Into Future, Announces Commitment To Renewable Energy

WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4)- Tri-State Energy based in Westminster is moving into the future by committing to renewable energy. The company announced what it's calling a "responsible energy plan" at the state Capitol on Wednesday morning.

The plan calls for an increase of renewable energy used by its customers up to 50% by 2024.

Tri-State Energy at the state Capitol (credit: CBS)

Tri-State will be adding eight new solar and wind projects.

Tri-State CEO Duane Highly said the company wants to be a leader in energy transition.

"Our plan is based on a vision for the future in which the benefits of clean energy are shared by every one through better clearer air, greater economic opportunity, and a clearer grid," said Highly.

Tri-State will also be adding electric vehicle charging stations for all of its members. This will help expand the use of electric vehicles in rural parts of Colorado.

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