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Today is Dec. 5, 2023, and heres what you need to know:

Tri-State Generation, the cooperative power supplier to electric cooperatives and public power districts throughout the west (including as the energy

United States Department of Agriculture State Director for Rural Development Armando Valdez recently announced that USDA is awarding two grants to Colorado entities through the USDA Rural Energy for America Technical Assistance Grant Program.The TAG Program provides awardees funding to provide technical assistance to Agricultural Producers and Rural Small Businesses applying to REAP, with priority for Applicants assisting distressed or disadvantaged communities and for Applicants pursuing proj...

Origis Energy, a renewable energy platform, has officially initiated construction on the Escalante Solar Project near Grants, New Mexico

Origis Energy today (Aug 30) announced construction has begun on the Escalante Solar Project near Grants, N.M. The 200-megawatt solar project is at the site of the decommissioned Escalante Station, a . . .

/PRNewswire/ -- Origis Energy today announced construction has begun on the Escalante Solar Project near Grants, N.M. The 200-megawatt solar project is at the...

The 200-MW solar project is at the site of the decommissioned Escalante Station, a 253-MW coal-powered plant that Tri-State closed in 2020.

President Biden on Wednesday sought to fine-tune his messaging on combating climate change and promoting "Bidenomics" as he touted the effects of major laws nearly one year after their implementation.

Tri-State Generation and Transmission's largest member, Brighton-based United Power, has agreed to start buying electricity from a different company as it prepares to end its contract with the wholesale power supplier. The Colorado-based Tri-State serves 42 electric cooperatives in four states and has seen some of its members leave as the energy landscape has changed with the move to more renewable sources.

Tri-State Generation and Transmission's largest member, Brighton-based United Power, has agreed to start buying electricity from a different company as it prepares to end its contract with the wholesale power supplier. The Colorado-based Tri-State serves 42 electric cooperatives in four states and has seen some of its members leave as the energy landscape has changed with the move to more renewable sources.