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Where Did The Holiday Lights Come From?
This is a Good Question story that originally aired Dec. 23, 2006. DENVER (CBS) – There are a few streets around the Denver metro area where the electric meters spin like slot machines — where the glow...
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Where Did The Holiday Lights Come From?
This is a Good Question story that originally aired Dec. 23, 2006. DENVER (CBS4) – There are a few streets around the Denver metro area where the electric meters spin like slot machines — where the...
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Harnessing Landfill Gas In Erie For Electricity
ERIE, Colo. (AP) – Capturing 1,200 cubic feet of methane per minute to generate 4.8 megawatts of electricity — enough to power half of Erie’s 6,700 households for decades into the future — is a pretty...
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Rural Coloradans May Have To Pay More For Electricity
DENVER (CBS4) – Hundreds of thousands of Coloradans might have to pay more for electricity under a controversial new law that requires rural electric co-ops produce 20 percent of their energy from...
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Couple Shares Video Of Flood Waters Eating Away Their Land
GLEN HAVEN, Colo. (CBS4) – A couple who owns a home in one of the communities that was hit worst by flooding in Larimer County says while they were trapped in their mountain town they used downed...
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Marijuana Warehouses Creating Massive Energy Demand, Emissions
Inside a Colorado Marijuana grow facility (credit: CBS) DENVER (CBS4) – When John Kocer opened his latest Xcel Energy bill and saw the cost — $21,500 for one month of electricity and climate control —...
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Xcel Proposes $45.7M Credit For Colorado
DENVER (AP) – Xcel is proposing a $45.7 million credit for its Colorado electricity customers, citing lower than expected cost increases and higher customer growth. In a news release Wednesday,...
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Missouri May Soon Have Solar Panels on Roadways
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – Instead of simple asphalt you could soon find yourself driving on solar panels in Missouri. During this week’s Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission meeting, MoDOT District...
View ArticleStudy Claims Microwaves Are As Bad As Cars For The Environment
CBS Local — Before turning on the microwave to re-heat last night’s dinner, a new report claims your common kitchen appliance is as big of a threat to the environment as a gas-powered car. According to...
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