And Steve Fenberg shares that he sometimes thinks about what he can do to make himself a good ancestor
Colorado’s energy transition
Part I: Steve Fenberg reflects on Colorado’s embrace of climate goals
Term-limited after eight years, key legislator talks about his role in helping guide Colorado’s big pivot in energy since 2019 and what he learned about the legislative process
What an esoteric bunch this is!
A full house in Boulder testifies to the success of Switch’s fast-paced, light-hearted approach to the difficult components of the energy transition and other aspects of sustainability.
Election perspective: little change at the Colorado Capitol
State senators touch briefly on energy and climate in post-electiin analysis
Fifteen years ago, coal was king. What does that say about the future of natural gas?
That’s the question before state regulators and consumers. Will today’s high-cost fixes become stranded assets in 15 years?
How about 98.5% emissions-free electricity by 2040?
Study finds that existing technology can get Colorado to near-zero electricity without need for breakthroughs in geothermal, nuclear or other realms. It will requite a bit of natural gas.
Ideas suggested in update of Colorado’s greenhouse gas roadmap
Lots and lots of thoughts about how to refine the path forward as Colorado barrels toward it hopes emissions-free living
A step forward for pumped-storage hydro
Company says it has deals with land owners along the Yampa River in northwestern Colorado
Geothermal to keep buses warm — and bodies, too?
Eagle County gets $1.5 million federal grant for bus barn. County also considering geothermal to cool and heat old courthouse and other buildings.
United Power pushes ahead on battery storage
Colorado’s second largest cooperative 313.34 megawatt-hours of storage at six locations across its service territory
