
Staggering sums in United Power-Tri-State G&T case
Jurors are to hear arguments in July about whether Tri-State violated Colorado law in adding three new members. United Power claims gigantic financial losses.

Jurors are to hear arguments in July about whether Tri-State violated Colorado law in adding three new members. United Power claims gigantic financial losses.

Colorado is essentially out of “new” water. Can it wring water from external landscaping in urban areas? A task force will be grappling with solutions.

Recommendations to legislators issued almost simultaneous with introduction of first bill. Will this be hotly debated? Absolutely!
The Colorado Solar and Storage Association has added muscle for reasons beyond the growth of solar and storage sectors
Colorado legislator fails to persuade committee that the vast majority of climate scientists have it all wrong about CO2

Coal production has been declining in Colorado and across the United States. So what do we make of these mines, both of them named Elk. They both reported increased production in 2022.

Two energy bills got nowhere, one proposing to boost nuclear energy and the second purporting to preserve energy freedom of choice. Call them “statements.”
Colorado’s second largest utility worries about cost of reliable electricity with renewables. Environmental advocates challenge extreme-weather and other assumptions

A Craig City Council member on his community’s energy transition, Auden Schendler on corporate neutrality, Susan Joy Hassoll on methane, and more

To meet its climate goals, this Colorado city of 20,000 needs to crimp methane combustion. It could require all-electric in new buildings as early as 2024

Colorado has 49,000 abandoned oil and gas wells. Can biochar prevent leaks while sequestering carbon? A legislative bill proposes a study to find answers

Has the perfect recipe arrived to provoke even more rapid decarbonization of Colorado’s economy? The governor seems to be saying andale! Andale! Hurry, hurry!

Colorado PUC commissioners advised they should require Xcel Energy to aggressively pursue demand-management strategies

Agriculture uses the vast majority of water in Colorado, but its cities depend upon Colorado River diversions. That just might be a problem. Some solutions?

State’s largest electric cooperative picks up with Invenergy. What does that say about Colorado’s energy transition?
Xcel Energy commits to pilot project of new 100-hour storage technology at its Comanche station in Colorado. Will this technology displace gas?

To achieve climate goals, Gunnison County must wring building emissions, commissioners told

Say Xcel Energy’s high fuel costs associated with Storm Uri were entirely avoidable

Colorado budget has $9 million to expand geothermal outlay at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction

Taos-based Kit Carson Electric has a new contract with Guzman Energy that includes a provision for a possible green hydrogen project. Why so?