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The City of Craig to move away from coal-powered energy source
CRAIG, Colo. (KJCT) - The City of Craig is looking into new options for power in accordance with Colorado House Bill 25-1040.
Coal-dependent communities in Colorado consider nuclear transition after new state law
Economies in Colorado that have relied on coal for decades are now searching for another energy option as a new Colorado law ...
Craig Daily Press3d
Routt County, Hayden seek $89 million unified settlement as Hayden Station closure nears
Routt County’s future is at a crossroads as the community grapples with the 2028 closure of Hayden Station, a coal-fired ...
Steamboat Radio21h
Routt County Commissioners invite you to give your opinion to the PUC
By Shannon Lukens. Routt County is inviting the public to hear Xcel Energy’s Just Transition Solicitation Plan. It is to ...
Craig Daily Press5d
Moffat County getting $2 million grant toward construction of a multi-use events center
The first step toward building a multi-use events center at the Moffat County Fairgrounds was realized Tuesday when the state ...
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel16d
Tri-State looks to build gas-fired power plant in Moffat County
A 50-megawatt battery project would be located in another western Colorado location ... built a new gas-fired power plant, it would be in Moffat County. “The City of Craig fully supports Tri ...
The Aspen Times28d
Colorado will recognize nuclear power as a ‘clean’ energy source after governor signs bill
His district includes Hayden and Craig, where coal plants are slated ... Nuclear energy production in Colorado has been dormant since 1989, when the state’s only nuclear power plant, Fort St. Vrain in ...