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Xcel Energy XELThe company said Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS), its wholly owned subsidiary, filed its IRP in October 2023 with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) showing a need for approximately 5,300 MW to 10,200 MW of nameplate capacity through 2030. The NMPRC accepted the IRP in February 2024.
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AI summaryThe company said Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS), its wholly owned subsidiary, filed its IRP in October 2023 with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) showing a need for approximately 5,300 MW to 10,200 MW of nameplate capacity through 2030. The NMPRC accepted the IRP in February 2024.
The company said SPS issued an RFP in July 2024 seeking approximately 3,200 MW of accredited generation capacity by 2030. It also said the portfolio selection report, covering 3,121 MW of accredited capacity resources, was publicly filed with the NMPRC in July 2025.
The company disclosed that the selected portfolio totals 5,168 MW of nameplate capacity, including 4,528 MW owned by the company and 640 MW under power purchase agreements. It said the portfolio consists of natural gas at 2,088 MW, wind at 1,273 MW, storage at 1,112 MW and solar at 695 MW.
The company said SPS expects to file Certificate of Convenience and Necessity applications for the specific assets with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and the NMPRC in the second half of 2025, with approvals expected in 2026. It also plans to issue a second RFP to solicit a minimum of 500 MW of accredited capacity through 2032.
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SPS IRP Resource Need Range
The company said Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS), its wholly owned subsidiary, filed its IRP in October 2023 with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) showing a need for approximately 5,300 MW to 10,200 MW of nameplate capacity through 2030. The NMPRC accepted the IRP in February 2024.
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RFP Target Capacity and Portfolio Selection Report
The company said SPS issued an RFP in July 2024 seeking approximately 3,200 MW of accredited generation capacity by 2030. It also said the portfolio selection report, covering 3,121 MW of accredited capacity resources, was publicly filed with the NMPRC in July 2025.
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Nameplate Capacity by Resource in Selected Portfolio
The company disclosed that the selected portfolio totals 5,168 MW of nameplate capacity, including 4,528 MW owned by the company and 640 MW under power purchase agreements. It said the portfolio consists of natural gas at 2,088 MW, wind at 1,273 MW, storage at 1,112 MW and solar at 695 MW.
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Permitting Timeline and Second RFP Plan
The company said SPS expects to file Certificate of Convenience and Necessity applications for the specific assets with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and the NMPRC in the second half of 2025, with approvals expected in 2026. It also plans to issue a second RFP to solicit a minimum of 500 MW of accredited capacity through 2032.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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