DENVER – Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019
The Colorado Energy Office and Regional Air Quality Council are now accepting grant applications for charging station funding through Charge Ahead Colorado. Workplaces, multi-family buildings and tourist destinations are strongly encouraged to apply - learn more and apply here.
Through the Colorado Energy Office's Agricultural Energy Efficiency program, technical expertise and funding assistance are available for Colorado irrigators, dairies, greenhouses, nurseries, cold storage facilities, poultry and swine farms, and feedlots. For more information, go here.
The Colorado Residential Energy Upgrate Loan - the RENU Loan - is a statewide residential loan program sponsored by the Colorado Energy Office in partnership with Elevations Credit Union. The RENU Loan makes home energy upgrades like energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements easy and affordable - here's how.
The Colorado Energy Office has partnered with ChargePoint to build electric vehicle fast-charging stations along the state's major transportation corridors. The stations will be located in communities at 33 sites across six Colorado corridors - find a map of locations here.
The Colorado General Assembly's 2019 legislative session was a monumental one for energy efficiency, electric vehicles and climate/utility policy. To learn more, see a brief snapshot of legislation that passed.
