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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.

Three heat pumps will be distributed to income-qualified families rebuilding homes lost to the Marshall Fire

Roaring Fork Schools are preparing to break ground on the new 50-unit staff Meadowood housing project in Carbondale on Monday. The development, featuring a range of studio to three-bedroom units, comes in addition to the...

Chaffee County government and Colorado Energy Office consultants have announced an information session regarding the 2021 International Energy

Oak Parks electrification ordinance, which will go into effect January 2024, bans fossil fuels like natural gas from use in newly built homes and commercial buildings.

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To spare builders significant changes and anticipated expenses of a new state law going into effect July 1, Montrose County commissioners updated a slew of building-related codes Wednesday, just under

The Boulder City Council at a Thursday special meeting approved an emergency ordinance to place a partial moratorium on the work of the city’s Police Oversight Panel.

Aspen Public Radio broadcasts from Idea Festival Beginning Thursday, Aspen Public Radio will air select live and same-day-delayed broadcasts of sessions from the Aspen Ideas Festival. Coverage will be available on the station’s live broadcast...