Colorado
How the Co-Ops are Coping: Colorado Distribution Cooperatives and the ‘Green Energy’ Transition
By Ethan Cornell* Introduction Colorado’s electric distribution cooperatives are undergoing a period of rapid and uneven transition as they renegotiate wholesale power contracts, diversify their resource portfolios, and respond to state-level…
Xcel knows that coal matters, but only in Colorado
This month, Xcel Energy asked state regulators in Colorado to extend the operating life of the…
Denver’s Flavor Ban a Poor Solution Looking for a…
Voters residing in a city home to more than 70 breweries, 2,000 liquor-licensed establishments, 300…
The Case Against a ‘Progressive’ Income Tax in Colorado
The battle over Colorado’s future tax system has officially begun, and the stakes for families,…
The Case Against a ‘Progressive’ Income Tax in Colorado
The battle over Colorado’s future tax system has officially begun, and the stakes for families,…
The Case Against a ‘Progressive’ Income Tax in Colorado
The battle over Colorado’s future tax system has officially begun, and the stakes for families, businesses, and the state’s economy couldn’t be higher. Backed by a coalition of advocacy groups that consistently push for higher taxes as the solution…
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