Why it’s Lee Ferry and Vail Pass. But what if Trump gets involved?
To some it’s Lee Ferry. Others call it Lees Ferry. A primer on our geographical names plus conjecture about how President Trump might choose to upend tradition here, too.
Will nuclear formally be put on the table?
Legislative bill this year has more than one sponsor, including two Democrats. It might actually survive its first committee hearing.
Colorado needs up to $8.7 billion in transmission by 2045
First state-wide study to look at needs of all utilities
Will Colorado’s electrical coops get their New ERA money?
Trump halts flow of money to electrical coops from Inflation Reduction Act. Why some cooperatives think it’s a pause, not permanent.
Why did he want another four years?
Eric Blank answers 10 questions — including why he would want another four years as chair of Colorado’s Public Utilities Commission
Hydrogen and hydro at Manitou?
Federal grant of $2.5 million allows NREL and Colorado Springs to explore storing energy of water that cascades off Peaks Peak
Bone-dry winter in the San Juans
It’s part of a theme. Does Colorado need to start planning for potential Colorado River curtailments?
EVs 31.5% of all new-car sales during Q4
The latest news from Colorado’s transition in vehicles
New natural gas lines are a problem. Will these solutions be a model for Colorado?
Xcel Energy unveals proposal for how to meet expanding demand in mountain communities without laying new natural gas pipelines
In Pueblo, it’s official: renewables deleted
Council members accede to mayor’s wish to expurgate renewables from energy commission mission. Why? That’s still not clear.
In Colorado Springs, chortling about news from Denver
City postpones energy deadline for buildings larger than 25,000 sq. ft.
On the Front Range, more and more energy storage expansions
News from Longmont of firm’s expansion just the latest in a lengthening string of announcements
