Xcel Energy received the green light from state regulators last week for a $440 million plan to curb greenhouse gas emissions from its natural gas system through a combination of energy efficiency and electrification programs.
The goal of the so-called Clean Heat Plan is to move more homes and businesses to electricity from using natural gas, cutting greenhouse gas emissions 22 percent by 2030. Xcel Energy projects a 14 percent decline in its gas sales from 2024 to 2028.
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