Xcel Energy seeks power from forest waste in Colorado
Xcel Energy would deliver electricity made from forest waste according to a filing made Monday to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.
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Clean energy in Colorado needs Governor Hickenlooper's leadership
Noah Long, Legal Director, Western Energy Project, Energy & Transportation Program; and Clean Energy Counsel, Land & Wildlife Program, San Francisco ...
Ascent Solar launches retail business in Colorado
Ascent Solar Technologies Inc. today said it has launched a retail presence in Colorado for its EnerPlex line of consumer solar products.
News bites: McAuliffe likes oil drilling, Colorado’s fracking fight, and more
The Washington Post looks at the politics of energy in the race for governor of Virginia. “Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe ...
Solar and lithium ion car race winners announced
Ninety-seven teams from 28 Colorado schools participated in today's car competitions hosted by the US Department of Energy's National Renewable ...
Enhanced solar power by dry-cooled energy generation
A cutting edge system is being developed to deploy more solar-based energy plants, enabling the delivery of cleaner power more efficiently, while ...
Washington Is Outdoing California and Texas in Renewable Energy
California and Texas might be leading the nation’s rollout of solar and wind power, respectively, but Washington, where hydroelectric dams provide ...
Popularity of Solar Incentives in Colorado Bring Xcel, SEIA, COSEIA Together
It seems that just about every year in Colorado, Xcel Energy’s Public Service Company of Colorado’s Solar*Rewards program is too popular for its own ...
500 Kilowatt Solar Project in Boulder Completed
The Boulder Cowdery Meadows Solar Array is the first community solar project completed under Xcel Energy’s Solar*Rewards Community program, under ...
Erin Linney: Santa Cruz needs an energy code
Throughout my four years in Santa Cruz, I have rented four different houses. All have been old, inefficient, and owned by absentee landlords.