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Cobe, Dorte Mandrup, JAJA, and Tegnestuen Vandkunsten to lead new mixed-use housing development at Copenhagen's South Harbor - Vimarsana News

Cobe, Dorte Mandrup, JAJA, and Tegnestuen Vandkunsten to lead new mixed-use housing development at Copenhagen's South Harbor

Cobe is joining fellow Danish architecture firms Dorte Mandrup, Tegnestuen Vandkunsten, and JAJA, alongside Sweco engineers, to deliver a new mixed-use residential district in Copenhagen’s South Harbor. The one-million-square-foot design is set to include 1,000 new units of housing (25% of which...

Colorado's Next Big Climate Solution Is Reducing Industry Emissions - Vimarsana News

Colorado's Next Big Climate Solution Is Reducing Industry Emissions

Colorado is implementing a groundbreaking plan to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in an often overlooked but critical economic sector— industry.

Source: forbes.com
Colorado's path to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 - Vimarsana News

Colorado's path to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050

To address climate change in Colorado, decarbonization efforts across the state need to accelerate dramatically. The private sector will play a critical role.

Polis signs slew of laws to fight climate change – The Sopris Sun - Vimarsana News

Polis signs slew of laws to fight climate change – The Sopris Sun

On June 9, The Colorado Energy Office announced that Governor Jared Polis signed a series of bills passed by the state legislature designed to equitably

Colorado Regulators Taking Aim at Natural Gas Utility Emissions Through Rule Changes - Vimarsana News

Colorado Regulators Taking Aim at Natural Gas Utility Emissions Through Rule Changes

The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) doused its rules regulating natural gas utilities in red ink, adding requirements to reduce greenhouse gas