All Posts Tagged With: "electrical transmission"
Tri-State, Xcel Defend San Luis Valley Transmission Proposal
The utilities were responding to a report from the Trinchera Ranch filed late last month with the Colorado PUC. It offered a series of alternatives that would cost millions of dollars less, while sparing scenic La Veta Pass, according to the consultant involved.
16Nov2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Jackson Hole Revisited: Notes and Reflections on the Western States Energy Symposium
We headed south out of Jackson Hole last week, skirting the mountain ranges of Western Wyoming and across the ribbon of highway that intersects impossibly vast reaches of the open range. With my wife behind the wheel from Jackson to Rock Springs, I had ample time to reflect on the unique gathering we had just attended.
3Nov2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Debut of Counselor’s Corner –
Vol. #1–The Smart Grid: What’s the Big Deal?
Colorado Energy News is delighted to welcome Peter Edwards to our editorial team. A technology and finance attorney with the Denver firm, Fairfield and Woods, Peter will be presenting new items of interest for business and legal professionals in the energy world of the future, particularly in Colorado.
12Sep2009 | admin | 2 comments | Continued
Staying Ahead of the Smart Grid Curve with Power Monitoring
PowerView enables homeowner and business customers to see their energy profile and affect change now, regardless of where they live, what utility they are served by, or if that utility has implemented smart meters.
19Feb2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
SEIA Sees Promise of More Jobs in Stimulus Signing
The solar energy provisions in this bill will help create 60,000 jobs in the solar industry in 2009 alone and a total of 110,000 over the next two years, SEIA president and CEO, Rhone Resch, stated.
18Feb2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
The key point is their is a 90 yeear supply supply gas in the lower 48 ALONE.
This doesn't take ...
Cogeo - thanks for the comprehensive comment. You're prolific, indeed; however, overall, we just don't see the doomsday scenario for ...
Projections of reserves and years of consumption are historically wrong. Reserve estimations are more important in pumping up stock ...
Thanks Ann. I've heard that 100 year claim too, but at current consumption rates. I guess I could ...