As utilities shut down coal-fired power plants and the push for electrification of homes, businesses, and vehicles accelerates, power companies are facing serious capacity questions. And even with the billions of dollars’ worth of new infrastructure and investments in alternative energy sources, the demand for electricity is likely…

If you missed taking advantage of the generous rebates for energy-saving upgrades this past year and are concerned that you’ve overlooked thousands of dollars’ worth of free money, don’t panic, at least not yet. You can take some comfort in at least two things: Congress moves slowly, and…

Lights flickering? Breakers tripping? Outlets warm, smelly, or not working? Don’t let an electrical emergency ruin your holiday plans.

Those symptoms can all be signs of trouble brewing and shouldn’t be ignored. They and other electrical problems can result in bigger issues like equipment damage, faulty wiring, and…

Winter officially arrives in the northern hemisphere this year on December 21stwhen the sun reaches its southernmost point in the sky. For meteorologists, it starts on December 1st since December, January, and February are the coldest months of the year.

But Coloradans know the heating season can start…

Now that we’ve survived Thanksgiving, it’s time for our annual reminder to be sure you survive hanging those outdoor holiday decorations.

So if you’re planning to decorate during the post-Thanksgiving thaw, review these tips and suggestions to keep your home and family safe while showing you’re ready to…

If you’re among the millions who work off that Thanksgiving feast by decorating your home for the upcoming holidays, be sure to read on for our annual Holiday Safety Tips.

Don’t Become a Statistic

Here are a few holiday fire facts from the National Fire Prevention Association:

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