Aspen Public Radio By ELIZABETH STEWART-SEVERY • AUG 29, 2018 On Monday, the state approved Xcel Energy’s plan to close two coal-fired power plants, which is expected to bring more renewable energy to Colorado. Much of the Roaring Fork Valley gets its electricity from Holy Cross Energy. CEO Bryan
Aspen Daily News Andre Salvail, Aspen Daily News Staff Writer Sep 1, 2018 Renewable Energy Systems, a worldwide developer of renewable projects, has submitted a land-use proposal to Pitkin County’s community development department that details plans for a 33-acre, 18,000-panel solar farm just south of
Aspen Daily News Andre Salvail, Aspen Daily News Staff Writer | Sep 10, 2018 A developer of renewable energy projects that wants to build an 18,000-panel solar power plant south of Woody Creek will face Pitkin County’s full land-use review process, consisting of scrutiny from
Aspen-area solar farm proposal ‘a long, winding road’
Aspen Daily News | September 13th, 2018 Editor: As a W/J resident and Roaring Fork Valley native, I’ve been really surprised by the opposition to this project, though maybe I shouldn’t be. Aspen truly is a bubble unto itself. One thing most opponents of the
Sweat equity will reduce price for latest affordable housing project in Basalt
Aspen Public Radio By ELIZABETH STEWART-SEVERY • SEP 19, 2018 Holy Cross Energy announced Wednesday it will nearly double its renewable energy resources and cut greenhouse gas emissions in the next decade. Listen to the story here
Daily staff report newsroom@vaildaily.com September 19, 2018 GLENWOOD SPRINGS — Holy Cross Energy, the electric cooperative serving Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin counties, has announced that it has adopted seventy70thirty, its new clean-energy and greenhouse gas reduction goals for its future power supply resources. Continue to
Energy News Network Written by Allen Best September 19, 2018 As Colorado seeks to encourage adoption of electric vehicles, two rural cooperatives are charging ahead where other utilities have so far hung back. The co-ops, both located in mountainous, resort-oriented areas, say transportation electrification benefits their members
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