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IEA report says diverse energy sources needed for rising demand
A new IEA report says electricity demand will surge faster than overall energy use, calling for diverse energy production, stronger grids and resilient supply chains.
Invera Energy launches to expand services in U.S. energy market
Invera Energy launched in Fort Collins to support the evolving U.S. energy market with consulting and project services across storage, generation and infrastructure.
Colorado boosts EV rebates as sales hit record highs
Colorado increased EV rebates up to $9,000 as electric vehicle sales reached record levels, leading the nation in clean transportation adoption.
Colorado leads U.S. in electric vehicle sales Q3 2025
Colorado ranked first in the nation for electric vehicle sales in Q3 2025, with EVs making up 32.4% of new cars and state incentives driving growth.
EV adoption is surging, but can cities like Denver keep up?
Colorado leads the nation in EV sales growth, but cities like Denver face urgent challenges to expand charging infrastructure and ensure equitable access.
Colorado awards $7.3 million for geothermal projects
The Colorado Energy Office awarded $7.3 million for geothermal heating and cooling projects to expand renewable energy use across schools and communities.
Colorado sues EPA over canceled Solar for All funding
Colorado joins 22 states in suing the EPA for ending the $7 billion Solar for All program, which aimed to bring solar energy to low-income households.
U.S. revives major coal sales despite shrinking demand
U.S. officials plan the largest federal coal sales in a decade, offering 600 million tons from public lands even as power plants move away from coal.
Agrivoltaics could transform Colorado farming and energy
Agrivoltaics blends solar power with agriculture to boost farm income, conserve water and support clean energy, offering big potential in Colorado’s future.
CEDIA Expo/CIX opens with energy, technology and opportunity
CEDIA Expo/Commercial Integrator Expo opened in Denver with new tech, strong attendance, and a focus on business growth for integrators in 2025.
Renewable energy not driving electricity costs, experts say
Experts say rising electricity prices stem from natural gas, data centers, EV demand, and climate impacts, not renewable energy sources like wind or solar.
CSU wins $60K Pivot Energy grant for climate research
Colorado State University secured a $60,000 Pivot Energy grant to study dryland ecosystems, solar projects, and ecovoltaics in the Desert Southwest.
