Current projects

The Kelker Substation Expansion Project almost doubles the substation's size to accommodate growing energy demands in southeast Colorado Springs.

The Central Bluffs Substation project increases operational flexibility and allows for future expansions and technologies.

The Midway-Kelker project will upgrade the current transmission line to increase our system’s capacity.

Jackson Fuller energy storage uses large-scale lithium-ion batteries to store energy. It supports renewable sources like solar and wind by storing excess energy for use when it's needed.

The Kelker-South Plant Transmission line project involves constructing a large overhead transmission line to connect two of our existing substations. This project will improve system reliability and help meet growing demand.

The Flying Horse Substation is receiving new equipment to support the increasing amount of power introduced to our system from present and future renewable energy sources. 

Cable injection extends the life of our underground electric cables, reduces outages and improves reliability of the underground system.

Our new fiber network will improve utility operations, better serving our customers and community. Once complete, Colorado Springs will be among the best-connected cities, offering high-speed internet to every home and business.

We're installing upgraded meters to allow two-way communication between your home or business and our systems.