A natural gas bridge in Colorado to 2040?
Report finds significant cost savings if a relatively small amount of carbon can be accepted in state’s electrical generation
What constitutes a just transition for Pueblo?
Report calls for a nuclear plant to replace Comanche 3. But high costs and radioactive waste pose barriers to acceptance.
Colorado’s most aggressive steps yet to limit water for urban landscaping
Bill signed on Friday makes thirsty imported grasses a no-no in road medians and other places that rarely see human feet. Native grasses OK.
Theater in Pueblo about nuclear, but the real story will be delivered June 1
Debate about what constitutes ‘just transition’ lies at center of debate about what will replace Comanche 3
Obesity in Pitkin County
“Pleasantly plump,” is how one speaker described the proposed limits to exterior energy use at homes around Aspen. With the metaphor established, the comments rolled.
Above 90% for Holy Cross? Not until 2025.
Electrical coop hits 68% renewables in January but new transmission needed on eastern plains to deliver prairie winds across the Continental Divide
Taking stock of Colorado’s energy transition
Will Toor and others talk about the big picture at the Colorado Solar and Storage Association’s annual conference
Federal money for Colorado electrical cooperatives
Microgrid in Fort Lupton, solar plus storage near Durango, and likely more money yet for the energy transition in Colorado
Polis goes electric in lawn and garden at a Home Depot
Colorado’s Front Range has a dangerous problem of ozone. New tax incentives for electric lawnmowers and other equipment seeks to shrink the problem.
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
