
Unexpected voices in the national climate debate
A few paragraphs in a Meeker newspaper triggered a legal brief supporting Boulder in Supreme Court case heard on Monday

A few paragraphs in a Meeker newspaper triggered a legal brief supporting Boulder in Supreme Court case heard on Monday

Former state legislator Chris Hansen talks about storage but also the need to create a better network of transmission lines across the country. What will it take?

A careful scientist but colorful speaker, Kirk Johnson had led the Snowmastodon excavation on behalf of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science before spending the last 14 years at the Smithsonian

Craig’s Trapper Mine began operations in 1977. In Severance, Black Hollow Sun is being completed as Colorado moves beyond 50% renewables

A dip in percentage during July, but still responsible for 53.3% of electricity in Colorado in 2026

Trump and his team lost a key court decision involving a coal plant in Michigan. But Energy Secretary Chris Wright has issued another “emergency” order for Craig. Why?

Federal money will help two efforts in southeastern Colorado for electricity sharing with the eastern grid. Why does that matter?

But no projects in Colorado awarded federal funding by the Department of Energy’s $99 million disbursement

Energy secretary and congressmen make the case that coal keeps the lights on and electricity affordable. To make that case they must be selective in their facts.

Ironically, sale of EVs has faltered in 2026 even as drivers now are within 30 miles of fast-charger on 83% of federal and state highways

Some of those on the campaign trail call for more storage. They need to visit Green Mountain Reservoir.

Black Hills Energy plans 50 megawatts at Pueblo to allow it to store excess wind energy to help meet peak demands