Energy & Our Environment
The Triple Threat: Impact of SB24-159 on the Economy, Revenue, and Emissions
A Vision and Framework for Colorado’s Energy Future featuring Tisha Schuller and Doug Benevento
In an ideal end state, Colorado’s energy would be affordable, reliable, and leave the smallest possible environmental footprint. To achieve this, energy would be appreciated as a central force that enables progress—rather than being viewed by legislators and...
A Vision and Framework for Colorado’s Energy Future
CSI Energy Competitiveness Index
New Energy Laws & Regulations to Comply with HB19-1261 Climate Action Plan to Reduce Pollution Since 2019
Adapting Colorado’s Water Systems for a 21st Century Economy and Water Supply
The Uncertain Future Cost of Colorado’s Energy Infrastructure and Housing Affordability
Colorado Faces Economic, Technological, and Even Geopolitical Barriers to Meeting Its Aggressive Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Goals
Governor Polis has declared that Colorado will rely on 100% renewable electricity by 2040, a goal that surpasses even that of President Biden, although achieving such targets will not come without economic and social cost. The challenge is significant, and, by most measurements, the state is behind in meeting its targets.