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Item 2. PROPERTIES

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Item 2. PROPERTIES

Virtually all of the utility plant property of the operating companies is subject to the lien of their respective first mortgage bond indentures.

NSP-Minnesota Station, Location and UnitFuelInstalledMW (a)
Steam:
A.S. King-Bayport, MN, 1 Unit (f)Coal1968511
Sherco-Becker, MN (e)
Unit 1Coal1976680
Unit 2Coal1977682
Unit 3Coal1987517(b)
Monticello, MN, 1 UnitNuclear1971617
PI-Welch, MN
Unit 1Nuclear1973521
Unit 2Nuclear1974519
Various locations, 4 UnitsWood/RefuseVarious36(c)
Combustion Turbine:
Angus Anson-Sioux Falls, SD, 3 UnitsNatural Gas1994 - 2005327
Black Dog-Burnsville, MN, 3 UnitsNatural Gas1987 - 2018494
Blue Lake-Shakopee, MN, 6 UnitsNatural Gas1974 - 2005447
High Bridge-St. Paul, MN, 3 UnitsNatural Gas2008530
Inver Hills-Inver Grove Heights, MN, 6 UnitsNatural Gas1972252
Riverside-Minneapolis, MN, 3 UnitsNatural Gas2009454
Various locations, 7 UnitsNatural GasVarious10
Wind:
Border-Rolette County, ND, 75 UnitsWind2015148(d)
Courtenay Wind-Stutsman County, ND, 100 UnitsWind2016190(d)
Foxtail-Dickey County, ND, 75 UnitsWind2019150(d)
Grand Meadow-Mower County, MN, 67 UnitsWind200899(d)
Lake Benton-Pipestone County, MN, 44 UnitsWind201999(d)
Nobles-Nobles County, MN, 134 UnitsWind2010197(d)
Pleasant Valley-Mower County, MN, 100 UnitsWind2015196(d)
Blazing Star 1-Lincoln County, MN, 100 UnitsWind2020200(d)
Crowned Ridge 2-Grant County, SD, 88 UnitsWind2020192(d)
Community Wind North-Lincoln County, MN, 12 UnitsWind202026(d)
Jeffers-Cottonwood County, MN, 20 UnitsWind202043(d)
Total8,137

(a)Summer 2020 net dependable capacity.

(b)Based on NSP-Minnesota’s ownership of 59%.

(c)Refuse-derived fuel is made from municipal solid waste.

(d)Values disclosed are the generation levels at the point-of-interconnection for these wind units. Capacity is attainable only when wind conditions are sufficiently available (on-demand net dependable capacity is zero).

(e)A.S. King is expected to be retired early in 2028.

(f)Sherco Unit 1, 2, and 3 are expected to be retired early in 2026, 2023 and 2030, respectively.

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NSP-Wisconsin Station, Location and UnitFuelInstalledMW (a)
Steam:
Bay Front-Ashland, WI, 2 UnitsWood/Natural Gas1948 - 195641
French Island-La Crosse, WI, 2 UnitsWood/Refuse1940 - 194816(b)
Combustion Turbine:
French Island-La Crosse, WI, 2 UnitsOil1974122
Wheaton-Eau Claire, WI, 5 UnitsNatural Gas/Oil1973234
Hydro:
Various locations, 63 UnitsHydroVarious135
Total548

(a)Summer 2020 net dependable capacity.

(b)Refuse-derived fuel is made from municipal solid waste.

PSCo Station, Location and UnitFuelInstalledMW (a)
Steam:
Comanche-Pueblo, CO (b)
Unit 1Coal1973325
Unit 2Coal1975335
Unit 3Coal2010500(c)
Craig-Craig, CO, 2 Units (d)Coal1979 - 198082(e)
Hayden-Hayden, CO, 2 Units (h)Coal1965 - 1976233(f)
Pawnee-Brush, CO, 1 UnitCoal1981505
Cherokee-Denver, CO, 1 UnitNatural Gas1968310
Combustion Turbine:
Blue Spruce-Aurora, CO, 2 UnitsNatural Gas2003264
Cherokee-Denver, CO, 3 UnitsNatural Gas2015576
Fort St. Vrain-Platteville, CO, 6 UnitsNatural Gas1972 - 2009968
Rocky Mountain-Keenesburg, CO, 3 UnitsNatural Gas2004580
Various locations, 8 UnitsNatural GasVarious251
Hydro:
Cabin Creek-Georgetown, CO
Pumped Storage, 2 UnitsHydro1967210
Various locations, 8 UnitsHydroVarious25
Wind:
Rush Creek, CO, 300 unitsWind2018582(g)
Cheyenne Ridge, CO, 229 unitsWind2020477(g)
Total6,223

(a) Summer 2020 net dependable capacity.

(b) In 2018, the CPUC approved early retirement of PSCo’s Comanche Units 1 and 2 in 2022 and 2025, respectively.

(c) Based on PSCo’s ownership of 67%.

(d) Craig Unit 1 and 2 are expected to be retired early in 2025 and 2028, respectively.

(e) Based on PSCo’s ownership of 10%.

(f) Based on PSCo’s ownership of 76% of Unit 1 and 37% of Unit 2.

(g) Values disclosed are the generation levels at the point-of-interconnection. Capacity is attainable only when wind conditions are sufficiently available (on-demand net dependable capacity is zero).

(h) Hayden Unit 1 and 2 are expected to be retired in 2028 and 2027, respectively.

SPS Station, Location and UnitFuelInstalledMW (a)
Steam:
Cunningham-Hobbs, NM, 2 UnitsNatural Gas1957 - 1965225
Harrington-Amarillo, TX, 3 Units (b)Coal1976 - 19801,018
Jones-Lubbock, TX, 2 UnitsNatural Gas1971 - 1974486
Maddox-Hobbs, NM, 1 UnitNatural Gas1967112
Nichols-Amarillo, TX, 3 UnitsNatural Gas1960 - 1968457
Plant X-Earth, TX, 4 UnitsNatural Gas1952 - 1964298
Tolk-Muleshoe, TX, 2 Units (d)Coal1982 - 19851,067
Combustion Turbine:
Cunningham-Hobbs, NM, 2 UnitsNatural Gas1997207
Jones-Lubbock, TX, 2 UnitsNatural Gas2011 - 2013334
Maddox-Hobbs, NM, 1 UnitNatural Gas1963 - 197661
Wind:
Hale-Plainview, TX, 239 UnitsWind2019460(c)
Sagamore-Dora, NM, 240 UnitsWind2020507(c)
Total5,232

(a) Summer 2020 net dependable capacity.

(b) Harrington is expected to be converted to natural gas by the end of 2024.

(c) Values disclosed are the generation levels at the point-of-interconnection for these wind units. Capacity is attainable only when wind conditions are sufficiently available (on-demand net dependable capacity is zero)

(d) Tolk Unit 1 and 2 are expected to be retired in 2032.

Electric utility overhead and underground transmission and distribution lines (measured in conductor miles) at Dec. 31, 2020:

Conductor MilesNSP-MinnesotaNSP-WisconsinPSCoSPS
Transmission
500 KV2,918———
345 KV13,1513,3375,38911,019
230 KV2,301—12,1319,795
161 KV6741,823——
138 KV——92—
115 KV8,0601,8225,09214,830
Less than 115 KV6,5565,3061,6824,375
Total Transmission33,66012,28824,38640,019
Distribution
Less than 115 KV80,50827,61178,48321,984
Total114,16839,899102,86962,003

Electric utility transmission and distribution substations at Dec. 31, 2020:

NSP-MinnesotaNSP-WisconsinPSCoSPS
Quantity352204236457

Natural gas utility mains at Dec. 31, 2020:

MilesNSP-MinnesotaNSP-WisconsinPSCoSPSWGI
Transmission8032,0582011
Distribution10,6292,49222,815——

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