Ed Grange grew up on an unelectrified ranch high in the Rocky Mountains of western Colorado. He watched his mother pump water by hand and cook on a wood stove. Late in life, he could still hear the “god-awful” noise made by the gasoline-powered washing machine on the front porch.
Colorado Mountain College Trustees gave final conditional approval to a land lease for Holy Cross to build a 4.5-megawatt photovoltaic solar generation array at the college’s Spring Valley campus.
HCE members now have more options to choose from when charging their electric vehicles (EVs). New fast charging stations installed over the summer in Edwards, Eagle, Gypsum, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, and Basalt not only charge your car, but also contribute to the long-term health of the community by providing access to lower-cost clean energy resources.
We’re featuring our partners who help contribute to Holy Cross Energy’s goals and are leaders in the areas of sustainability and climate action.
HCE members now have more options to choose from when charging their electric vehicles (EVs). New fast charging stations installed over the summer in Edwards, Eagle, Gypsum, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, and Basalt not only charge your car, but also contribute to the long-term health of the community by providing access to lower-cost clean energy resources.
We’re featuring our partners who help contribute to Holy Cross Energy’s goals and are leaders in the areas of sustainability and climate action.
TOP STORY COVID-19 Updates During these times of uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, HCE is committed more than ever to our mission
Town of Eagle joins PuRE. The town board voted on Jan. 14 to offset electricity use with renewable energy.
Featuring key accounts spotlight Q&A: Eagle River Water & Sanitation, who chose to join HCE’s PuRE program to go 100% renewable.
