All Posts Tagged With: "Pitkin County"
Oil and Gas Industry Claims Opponents Want to Ruin Drilling Plans in Thompson Divide
Supporters say that environmentalists, a hostile Pitkin County government and sympathetic federal bureaucrats are conspiring to sabotage the industry’s plans to drill on federal lands in Thompson Divide.
9Nov2012 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Antero Works on Keeping Leases in Thompson Divide
The energy company wants to combine seven leases comprising 11,700 acres, according to its application. The proposed Wolf Springs Unit is in terrain where Pitkin, Garfield and Mesa counties come together, roughly eight miles west-southwest of Carbondale.
5Aug2012 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Regional “Main Street” Program Spurs Energy Efficiency, Economy on West Slope
A tri-county program to build economic development through energy efficiency and clean energy in small businesses has proven successful, saving businesses in Garfield, Eagle, and Pitkin Counties energy costs and leveraging investments of $1.1 million in energy-saving projects.
21Mar2012 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
The Local Buzz …
>> CRAIG: BLM Wants Public Input on Mine Expansion
>> LOVELAND: Abound Solar Doubles Space
>> BERTHOUD: EnergyLogic Expands to China
>> ASPEN: Pitkin County Looks to Block Drilling
>> EAGLE COUNTY: Landfill May Take Banned Pit Liners
>> STEAMBOAT: Routt County to Beef Up Oil & Gas Regs
>> DENVER: Delta Petroleum On the Block
Pitkin County Says No to Community Solar Initiative
The Rifle PV array aside, Pitkin County Commissioners continued their arcane policy of not allowing homeowners to invest in a community solar farm with its decision last week. Aspen may do the same.
21Apr2011 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Oil/Gas Industry: Trust us! We care, we really do. The rest of the us: No! 
Thanks for the info Fred! 
I think its a 10% mandate not 5%. 
To see this exciting change as "scary" seems incredibly short-sited to me. Between the increasing power demands caused by ...
Thanks for highlighting all the great work the Northern Colorado Chapter of CRES is doing. One small but important correction--the ...