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The settlement between Suncor Energy and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is flawed and will not be enforceable, six environmental groups said in a court filing.
Six environmental groups on Tuesday filed a legal brief saying they do not support a recent settlement between Colorado and Suncor Energy over an air-quality monitoring program at the company’s
Xcel Energy, a natural gas and electricity utility serving 1.3 million electric and 1.2 million natural gas customers in Colorado, reached a proposed settlement agreement this month regarding its 2022-2025 Renewable Energy Plan (“2022-25 RE Plan”). The 2022-25 RE Plan is Xcel’s four-year roadmap to expand renewable energy in Colorado. Joining Xcel in the settlement agreement is an Environmental Justice Coalition, along with several other nonprofits and state agencies.