The mission of the Colorado Energy Office is to “deliver cost effective energy services and advance innovative energy solutions for the benefit of all Coloradans.” The office explores policy and practices related to a variety of types of energy production and consumption, including electricity; renewable energy sources (solar, wind, geothermal, methane, hydropower); traditional energy sources (natural gas, coal, petroleum, propane, nuclear); and more. In the past year the office has released several new reports, available from our library, dealing with these important resources:
- Coal Mine Methane in Colorado Market Research Report
- Colorado Customer-Sited Energy Study
- Colorado PRV-Hydropower Assessment [broken link removed 19 May 2022]
- Colorado Recycled Energy Market Overview
- Greenhouse Gas Neutrality Assessment of Coal Mine Methane and Waste-to-Energy Pyrolysis Projects
Former Technical Services Librarian at State Publications Library
Latest posts by Amy Zimmer (see all)
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