Walch said that GVP took out a loan to pay the higher bill from Xcel, and that customers have the option of paying their extra February charges over the next year. The first I heard anything, that anybody had head anything, any of the wholesale customers, the co-op customers, heard about this, was in the very last business day of February.”
They incurred these charges in the middle of February. “We didn’t receive any notice about this from Xcel. Walch also said that GVP was blindsided by Xcel in regards to the higher February costs. Walch explained that GVP, as a co-op that operates on slim margins, had little room to absorb the higher bill it received from Xcel Energy, GVP’s provider.
Rouse, and wholesale power customer GVP, are asking questions about decisions taken by Xcel Energy.Īccording to, Tom Walch, Grand Valley Power CEO, the company had to pass the higher cost of power in February to its customers. (KKCO) - Colleen Rouse, along with many other Grand Valley Power (GVP) customers, received higher-than-normal bills for the month of February.
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