Today is Saturday, February 04th, 2012
The Business, Technology and Politics of Colorado’s Energy Industry
The Business, Technology and Politics of Colorado’s Energy Industry
Colorado leads the states of the West with more than 3.1 million tons of coal ash stored in ponds, landfills, and mine pits, according to a new study from the Center for Public Integrity. Wyoming and Utah also have significant amounts of the toxic waste that burned coal at electrical power plants produce.
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You seem to be ignoring the issue that this wind farm -- Limon II -- was touted by Xcel as ...
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I read your post and and it's nice to be hear that DU offers new
certificate in petroleum land Management ... One of the things that was particularly interesting about this docket is that the request for "interim rate relief" was ...
Nice job Graham. It's important to note that what constitutes "green jobs" policy in the US is not the ...
Mineral severance has been in existence for 100 - 200 years. Some of the transfers may not have been totally ...
Great work by the EEBC. Yes consumers need to find financing,but the EEBC is also working on this item too. 
There is already a rule on the books that requires title disclosure for severed mineral rights.
It was done in ...