Xcel Energy Outages in Minneapolis
Xcel Energy Inc. is a utility holding company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, serving more than 3.3 million electric customers and 1.8 million natural gas customers in Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Texas and New Mexico.
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John Rent
@not_abigdealtho @KarmaGatzy @nathanmhansen @XcelEnergyMN He is demanding an analog meter versus one that transmits kilowatt hour usage for billing. That meter has nothing to do with completely unrelated “saver switch”tech that has to be wired into thermostats &AC with written consent. In any event, government has nothing to do with it.
John Rent
@TheTaxButler @nathanmhansen @XcelEnergyMN Is this happening before or after the black helicopters start flying overhead and we all get put in those Obama detention camps I read about?
John Rent
@not_abigdealtho @KarmaGatzy @nathanmhansen @XcelEnergyMN There is the conspiracy theory. This is conflating two entirely different things: (1) A meter that transmits the number of kilowatts hours used for billing purposes so someone doesn’t have to physically read a analog meter and (2) a voluntary “saver switch” attached to your AC.
John Rent
@not_abigdealtho @KarmaGatzy @nathanmhansen @XcelEnergyMN No, the article says the exact opposite. “All of the customers affected had enrolled in a voluntary energy bill savings program, called AC Rewards.”
John Rent
@MyTweetAcct88 @nathanmhansen @XcelEnergyMN Everyone knows the biggest alphas out there are anonymous accounts with 1 follower!
MrAverage
@jeremycrusher @XcelEnergyMN Funny that the rapid increases are resulting from the costs of the solar mandates, and now the libs are complaining about the increases.
David H. Montgomery
@xcelenergy How long is MyAccount scheduled to be down for? I haven't been able to log in for hours.
Aaron
@KRobbinsMN @mnhousegop @XcelEnergyMN I'm guessing a tool along the lines of "Your bill is X. If you were on a TOU plan, it would be Y. And, could be lower if you shifted some use at these times."
Brighton Capital
@padonia @XcelEnergyMN Haha. No, this is from a plain old residential electric bill.Related Services
