Data center subsidy bill postponed
Proposal to award tax incentives fo data centers postoned in Colorado Senate. Meanwhile, warnings from the Washington Post…
Mountain Parks links with Guzman Energy
Company continues to add smaller utilities in Colorado and New Mexico
Fitch gives United Power A rating
Plans to leave Tri-State G&T on May 1, but exit fee still uncertain
Too slow or too fast? Pushback to Roadmap 2.0
Colorado has a new greenhouse gas reduction plan. Enviro groups say hurry up; one electric utility says slow down!
Our electric grid and coronal mass injection
El Paso County legislator wants to keep fossil fuels but has a kind of interesting bill this year
Keep this word in mind when reading about water: agronomics
Colorado Water Center’s John Tracy said we’re in a new phase of understanding water. It’s not building dams or canals. It’s not new technology. It’s something else.
Where oil and gas bills get sent to die
Senate president Fenberg takes a hard question about his choice of a committee for the first hearing: it was a statement bill.
Embracing edge-of-grid technologies
Mark Gabriel, the CEO of United Power, says transmission is nice but his and other utilities must embrace what is close at hand
Cowboy State finds it hard to move beyond carbon
At Wyoming Capitol, a denial of climate change — and continued support for carbon capture technology
How exactly did Luis Reyes catch the bus for Kit Carson?
New Mexico cooperative moves forward with plans for microgrids at Taos ski area and Picuris Pueblo and elswewhere
Jessica Matlock leaving La Plata Electric to take reins of Pacific Northwest G&T
Advanced La Plata Electric Association on several fronts but co-op remains a full member of Tri-State G&T
Should Colorado tell counties how to review renewable projects?
A bill being readied for introduction in March would create a state standard for review of renewable energy projects by Colorado jurisdictions. Is this really needed?
