Power outages expected through Monday after 150,000 Xcel customers lost service in Colorado

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Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton reports on the business beat at The Denver Post. Previously, she worked in Washington, D.C., as a Capitol Hill reporter at Bloomberg Government, covering agriculture and trade policy. Megan received her master's in mass communication from Arizona State University.

More than 150,000 Xcel customers lost power throughout Colorado this weekend, due to high winds and a corporate decision to turn off service in certain areas. The company predicts it could take through Monday — or longer — to restore power.in six counties — Boulder, Gilpin, Larimer, Douglas, Broomfield and Jefferson — “as a public safety measure” to mitigate wildfire risk, Bryant added.

As of Sunday at 11 a.m., over 800 outages affecting more than 77,500 customers were recorded throughout the Denver metro, according to the. Meanwhile, almost 37,000 Boulder area residents were impacted by close to 70 outages, and more than 3,000 Fort Collins area residents were affected by 28 outages.

 

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