Innovative and flexible code give local governments a framework to cut climate pollution from the fifth-largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the state
Despite tremendous federal obstacles, Colorado continues to move forward in developing its network through its DCFC Plazas Grant program
Denver - Monday, Jul. 21, 2025 - Despite federal challenges, the Polis Administration is continuing to make headway in developing and delivering innovative policies, programs and initiatives aimed at cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution, according to the newly released Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction Implementation Report.
This third round of awards will support 16 geothermal heating and cooling initiatives and studies across Colorado
Local communities are eligible for grants to help adopt building, land use, transportation, and waste policies that extend beyond state requirements
New measures will further the state’s work on a wide range of areas, including transportation, clean energy, building energy performance, carbon management, and just transition for coal communities
Colorado was only one of two states to receive a top-status designation
Announcement comes as a new round of state funding opens for industrial projects
Awards from two programs will support 16 geothermal heating studies and projects to bring affordable geothermal heat to Colorado homes and buildings
Colorado’s smart energy policies and programs that cut costs and pollution rank #7 on the ACEEE 2025 State Energy Efficiency Scorecard