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Where Your Power Comes From

We generate and deliver a reliable, affordable, and increasingly clean supply of power for our members.

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Safe, Reliability Electricity

We know how important a safe, reliable source of electricity is for the homes and businesses we serve.

You depend on us to deliver on our mission of providing you 24/7/365 power.

Watch our video to meet the people behind your power who help ensure we keep the lights on across Northern Colorado.

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Remaining Affordable While Adding Value

Our members have the lowest residential cooperative rate in the state and among the lowest of any provider in our region.

We keep your rates affordable by giving you a voice in your electric service, through our not-for-profit business structure, and by returning margins back to you, our members, as member credits.

We also add value to your life by providing additional services like free safety demonstrations, donating to community nonprofits and charitable organizations, and providing scholarship and grant opportunities.

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Increasingly Clean

Our goal is to provide 80% carbon-free energy to our members by 2030.

We will work towards meeting this goal without raising rates while maintaining the safe, reliable service our members expect.

Find out what we’re doing and how you can help us get to 80% by 2030.

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Power Portfolio

Renewable Energy

Delivering low-cost, clean power from solar arrays, wind farms, and hydroelectric generation facilities.

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Purchased Power

Offsetting owned generation assets to secure reliable electricity at affordable prices.

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Traditional Generation

Dependable baseload and dispatchable power from coal, natural gas, and fuel oil contribute to a diverse power portfolio.

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  • Renewable Energy

    Renewable Energy

    Delivering low-cost, clean power from solar arrays, wind farms, and hydroelectric generation facilities.

    circle graph highlighting 30% section
  • Purchased Power

    Purchased Power

    Offsetting owned generation assets to secure reliable electricity at affordable prices.

    circle graph highlighting 18% section
  • Traditional Generation

    Traditional Generation

    Dependable baseload and dispatchable power from coal, natural gas, and fuel oil contribute to a diverse power portfolio.

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Local Renewable Production

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Aerial View of Willox Community Solar Farm
aWillox Community Solar Farm Location: Fort Collins, CO Size: 500 kW

Our second solar farm generates more than 1.1 million kWh per year. Our members purchase output from the array to power their homes and businesses.

Aerial View of Skylark Solar Facility
bSkylark Solar Facility Location: Windsor, CO Size: 7 MW

This facility generates enough electricity to power nearly 1,460 PVREA households annually.

Aerial view of Coyote Ridge Community Solar Farm
cCoyote Ridge Community Solar Farm Location: Fort Collins, CO Size: 1.5 MW

Our members subscribe to the solar output at this community solar farm located at the Larimer County Landfill.

Aerial View of Highlands Community Solar
dHighlands Community Solar Location: Windsor, CO Size: 100 kW

The first community solar farm here in Northern Colorado built in 2012. The nearly 500 photovoltaic panels generate about 200,000 kWh per year.

Aerial View of Valley View Solar Facility
eValley View Solar Facility Location: Greeley, CO Size: 4 MW

This solar facility generates renewable energy locally from the over 48,000 solar panels. It creates enough electricity to power nearly 830 households annually.

Inside machinery at Carter Lake Hydropower Facility
fCarter Lake Hydropower Facility Location: Loveland, CO Size: 2.6 MW

We purchase 100% of the energy produced by the Robert V. Trout Hydropower Plant at Carter Lake. Two turbines spin to generate energy for 1,000 PVREA members.

Aerial View of Platte Valley Solar Facility
gPlatte Valley Solar Facility Location: Weld County, CO Size: 4.5 MW

The solar farm produces enough electricity to power 790 households annually.

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