Xcel Energy must invest in renewables, Colorado communities, not fossil fuel profits
Written by Allie Lowy
In February, Xcel Energy — Colorado’s largest utility — released its latest draft Electric Resource Plan (ERP) outlining its projected resource use for the next twenty years. After several public hearings, Colorado’s Public Utility Commission (PUC) will have the opportunity to review the plan and suggest changes before approving it.
A Blueprint to Build Back Stronger
Written by Ron Bennett
At one of Governor Polis’ recent Build Back Stronger listening sessions, he described the upcoming federal relief bill as “a once in a generation opportunity” and said he’s “excited about conservation, environment, renewable energy, [and] recycling as a way to build a lasting benefit for the people of Colorado that can be catalyzed by a one-time investment that creates jobs now.”
Electric Vehicles Won’t Save the Planet
By Sam Killmeyer
Electric vehicles (EVs) have tons of benefits, and if you’re able to afford an EV or hybrid vehicle, by all means, buy one! Using an EV is a great way to live a more eco-friendly life and reduce air pollution in your local community. The purpose of this article is to address the systemic changes that need to be made to meet climate justice goals — not individuals’ personal choices as to the type of vehicle they drive.