Energy Code Board News Today

Breckenridge parking and sustainability manager Jessie Burley was appointed to the state’s Energy Code Board on Jan. 8. The creation of this board came out of a law passed in the 2022 Colorado General Assembly...

This grant will help public institutions reduce greenhouse gas pollution, improve indoor air quality, and save taxpayer dollars spent on energy costsThe Colorado Energy Office (CEO) launched its i. . .

Colorado is promoting all-electric buildings to help the state achieve its emissions reduction targets of 26% by 2025, 50% by 2030, and 100% by 2050 from 2005 levels.

All of which could cost Colorado homeowners $59 billion to $68 billion by 2031 and would exacerbate Colorado’s acute housing shortage, according to the study released last week by Colorado’s

Common Sense Institute puts the incremental cost for each new residential build at between $6,450 and $22,352.

Common Sense Institute puts the incremental cost for each new residential build at between $6,450 and $22,352.

Common Sense Institute puts the incremental cost for each new residential build at between $6,450 and $22,352.