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Xcel Energy said it became aware on Monday, February 26, 2024 of Texas wildland fires burning in or near the service territory of Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS). As of February 28 at about 7:30 pm CT, the largest fire, the Smokehouse Creek Fire, was reported to be approximately 900,000 acres in size and approximately 3% contained.
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AI summaryXcel Energy said it became aware on Monday, February 26, 2024 of Texas wildland fires burning in or near the service territory of Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS). As of February 28 at about 7:30 pm CT, the largest fire, the Smokehouse Creek Fire, was reported to be approximately 900,000 acres in size and approximately 3% contained.
The company said a law firm sent it a letter on February 28, 2024 on behalf of property insurance interests whose insureds were allegedly harmed by the Smokehouse Creek Fire. The company said the letter provides notice of potential exposure to damages from the fire.
The company said the letter asked it to preserve a fallen SPS utility pole located near the estimated area of origin of the fire.
The company said it is working with emergency response personnel to provide assistance. It said investigations into the origin, cause and damage of the wildland fires burning in or near the SPS service territory, including the Smokehouse Creek Fire, are underway.
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Texas Wildfire Awareness and Scale
Xcel Energy said it became aware on Monday, February 26, 2024 of Texas wildland fires burning in or near the service territory of Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS). As of February 28 at about 7:30 pm CT, the largest fire, the Smokehouse Creek Fire, was reported to be approximately 900,000 acres in size and approximately 3% contained.
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Insurer-Side Law Firm Notice of Potential Damages
The company said a law firm sent it a letter on February 28, 2024 on behalf of property insurance interests whose insureds were allegedly harmed by the Smokehouse Creek Fire. The company said the letter provides notice of potential exposure to damages from the fire.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Request to Preserve Fallen SPS Utility Pole
The company said the letter asked it to preserve a fallen SPS utility pole located near the estimated area of origin of the fire.
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Emergency Response Support and Cause Investigation Underway
The company said it is working with emergency response personnel to provide assistance. It said investigations into the origin, cause and damage of the wildland fires burning in or near the SPS service territory, including the Smokehouse Creek Fire, are underway.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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