Compromise is so terribly, terribly hard
Give Colorado River negotiators room, said Jim Lochhead, former CEO of Denver Water. But now, it’s in the hands of the feds
Five quick questions for KC Becker
Colorado Solar and Storage Association’s CEO talks about upcoming conference, a premier annual event in Colorado’s energy transition
Another seed planted in Colorado’s energy transition
State awards $75,000 to operator of the Paonia Creative District as part of the just transition effort
Room for optimism despite the EPA ruling
Colorado in good position to hit its 2030 target for EVs. But Heatmap points to an interesting irony.
Ridding Denver-area homes of gas
Bolstered by state grants, Zero Homes is expanding its staffing in Colordo to help electrify buildings
Gearing up for data centers
Larimer County heading for a six-month moratorium on data center proposals and Weld County nearing adoption of regs. It’s a prime subject in Colorado.
How Colorado sees the Colorado River stalemate
Snowpack realities must be recognize by all seven Colorado River Basin states, says Becky Mitchell, Colorado’s chief negotiator
Colorado tops 6 million
Need some elbow room? There’s always Wyoming. It has added populaton but far, far more slowly.
Difficult decisions on Colorado’s eastern plains
What is the balance between preserving agriculture and forging ahead with green energy and data centers?
Xcel can fix downed coal unit at Pueblo but at what cost?
Cost figures redacted in public report. Colorado PUC tells utility go ahead but at your own risk
85% is an A-plus for Holy Cross Energy
Glenwood Springs-based electrical cooperative has gone from less than 50% to 85% emissions-free energy in just a few years
Kick the (coal) can down the road to 2040?
Colorado Springs Utilities wants legislation to let it delay retirement of its last coal-burning unit. It will face a fight among environmental groups.
