Northern Colorado Renewable Energy Society (NCRES)

06/10/2026

'“It’s a lot of inexpensive power that we don’t have available to us. And it means fewer choices for consumers,” said Tom Bullock, executive director for the Citizens Utility Board of Ohio. ​“Boy, would that come in handy right now when electricity prices keep going up, up, up.”'

The clean energy projects thwarted by state lawmakers could have gone a long way toward meeting spiking energy demand, lowering bills, and eliminating…

06/09/2026

Hopefully the Utah PUC will do the sensible path to keeping rates low and pushing for more renewables.

Utah Clean Energy advocates are attempting to push PacifiCorp toward resources that it says could save Utah ratepayers about $10 billion.

06/08/2026

There are so many and events happening this summer, it's hard to keep up!

Check out what's scheduled in Colorado for June, July, and beyond! Plus, get this month's latest clean energy news and announcements.

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06/08/2026

Industrial thermal energy, powered by renewables, forges ahead.

POET and Antora Energy commissioned a 5 gigawatt-hour thermal energy storage system at POET's Big Stone City, South Dakota facility, enhancing bioethanol production.

06/07/2026

At 825 MW, Texas's largest (so far) PV plant goes online.

Spanish energy firm Repsol has energized its latest solar asset, with its Pinnington solar project coming online in northern Texas on May 21.

06/06/2026

Great to see PRPA's latest project kick-off construction!

06/06/2026

The Pacific heat pulse is temporary, but scientists warn that its climate impacts are not.

06/05/2026

Holy Cross Energy, which achieved 96% renewables in March of 2026, hit 100% Renewables for all of March 2026!

Holy Cross Energy in Glenwood Springs delivered 100% clean energy to its 45,000-plus members in March, a renewable power landmark for the cooperative.

06/03/2026

"But panels keep getting cheaper, and developers keep getting better at installing them. As a result, power companies are undertaking projects that are bigger than anyone could have conceived five years ago."

A handful of sensationally large developments are underway around the world, testing just how big solar can get.