Facing up to the brave new world
US firm Xcel Energy is coming to terms with new market realities in the US – and not wholly as a result of the Enron factor. Don Stowers profiles the company
In a June 2001 interview with The Wall Street Transcript, Xcel president and chief executive Wayne Brunetti said he was pleased with how the company – created in an August 2000 merger of Denver-based New Century Energies and Northern States Power in Minneapolis – had
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