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Goodwill launches solar workforce training program in Aurora
Goodwill of Colorado launches a no-cost solar installation training program in Aurora to address the state's clean energy labor shortage.
US Solar Donates $500,000 to Bridge House for clean energy training in Aurora
US Solar donated $500,000 to Bridge House in Aurora, Colo., supporting clean energy workforce training through the Ready to Work program.
Colorado expands solar access and targets copper theft with new laws
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed laws expanding solar energy access and increasing penalties for copper wire theft to protect infrastructure and support construction.
Colorado awards $21.6M for local climate policy projects
Colorado awards $21.6M through the Local IMPACT Accelerator to fund 17 local climate policy projects focused on emissions reduction and community resilience.
U.S. grid spare capacity may curb rising electricity prices
Experts say unused U.S. electricity grid capacity could help lower power prices as demand grows, if data centers shift usage away from peak demand.
Colorado EV firm wins Sourcewell contract for charging gear
Colorado-based National Car Charging secured a Sourcewell contract, giving public agencies nationwide easier access to EV charging equipment and service options.
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.
Northwest Parkway expands solar program, unveils new brand
Northwest Parkway adds new solar units boosting capacity to 150 kW, covering 75% of energy needs, and debuts a brand identity inspired by Colorado.
Weiser joins lawsuit to block federal energy funding cuts
Attorney General Phil Weiser co-leads a multistate lawsuit to block federal energy funding cuts that could hurt clean energy programs in Colorado.
TVA to buy nuclear power for Google data centers
TVA will buy power from Kairos’ Hermes 2 advanced nuclear plant to fuel Google data centers in Tennessee and Alabama, boosting clean energy growth.
