As we move into March, spring is just around the corner. But Coloradans know that March is our snowiest month, and the average overnight low in Denver doesn’t get above freezing until well into April—or May in the western suburbs and foothills. But the locals also know that…

Winter got you down? Frigid temperatures, long nights, and soaring utility bills can take the spring out of anyone’s step. They can even lead to a condition called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression that occurs during certain seasons of the year, typically in the fall…

The push for “electrification” is real. Are you on the (electric) bus yet, or are you waiting to see where it’s headed?

Granted, the amount of pushing may let up a little over the next few years, but that may open possibilities to get in the game easier…

If you’re thinking about buying an electric vehicle (EV) while the incentives and rebates are still available, there are some important things to know before your purchase. A lot concern the same things you check on a gasoline-powered car or truck—mileage, maintenance records, operating costs, vehicle history. But…

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…