Nearly 1 in 3 cars sold in Colorado were electric vehicles from July 1 to Sept. 30, 2025; state has surpassed 210,000 EV registrations
Funding will support geothermal energy network projects that lower heating and cooling costs for Coloradans while improving air quality
Colorado’s status as a top state for electric vehicle adoption and charging under the leadership of Governor Jared Polis continues gaining momentum
As federal incentives expire, higher rebate amounts will help keep electric vehicles affordable for Coloradans.
Legislatively directed report provides a foundation for action to improve energy infrastructure permitting to meet growing electricity needs
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