The board of directors of Tri-State has committed to greater member flexibility through partial requirements contracts.

“We’re not just changing direction, we’re emerging as the leader of the energy transition,” said Duane Highley, Tri-State’s CEO.

Today Tri-State announced the retirement of its remaining New Mexico coal-fired power plant and its remaining Colorado coal plants and coal mine.

Several Colorado members of not-for-profit cooperative power supplier Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association expressed support today.

Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association announced today that it will donate $60,000 to the Yampa River Fund over the next three years.

“As we say in Wyoming,” says Bob Brockman, “I would always be honored to ride the pasture with Jack Finnerty.”

Tri-State’s ratings remain classified as investment grade, and Tri-State maintains its strong financial position.

Tri-State board of directors approves community solar program recommended by membership’s Contract Committee.

Members are currently evaluating their wholesale power contracts to increase flexibility, including a proposal from United Power.