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Xcel Building More Modern, Resilient, Sustainable Grid, Says CEO Frenzel

Source: bloombergMarkets June 3, 2026 · 12:47
Xcel Energy CEO Bob Frenzel said that his company is investing across a wide range of energy sources including wind and solar to build a 'more modern, more resilient, more sustainable grid of the future.' Talking to Bloomberg Washington Correspondent Tyler Kendall, Frenzel said that despite rising oil prices due to war between the US and Iran, the price of natural gas has seen little fluctuation. (Source: Bloomberg)
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