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Europe has ‘maybe 6 weeks of jet fuel left,’ energy agency head warns

PARIS – Europe has “maybe six weeks or so” of remaining jet fuel supplies, the head of the International Energy Agency said Thursday in a wide-ranging interview, warning of possible flight c...

La Plata Electric Association exits Tri-State after decades-long power partnership

Co-op cites lower costs, emissions and greater energy independence

‘Forums for Progress’ panel to examine energy issues in Southwest Colorado

Industry leaders to discuss policy, oil and gas, and emerging energy sectors

LPEA exit fee locked in after appeals court rules against Tri-State

Ruling ends years of litigation over how contract termination payments should be calculated

Durango offers sustainability, EV charging grants up to $10,000

City funding supports resiliency projects, workplace electric vehicle infrastructure

LPEA announces upcoming regional energy future forum

Event will investigate reliability, regional collaboration, evolving power landscape

Fort Lewis College to host Community Energy Symposium in 2027

Event will be ‘Indigenous, community-focused,’ school says

Tri-State says no thanks to federal orders to keep Craig coal power plant open

The co-op and one of its partners formally object, saying being forced to keep Craig 1 running upsets the ability to deliver clean power from a new, nearby solar farm

What to watch in 2026 for La Plata County

Elections, court trials, fights for social justice and ambitious redevelopments to shape the year

Trump administration orders a Colorado coal-fired power generator to stay open

FORT COLLINS – The Trump administration has told another coal-fired power facility to remain open, this time ordering the owners of a Colorado electricity generating unit to keep it running ...

Residents say Durango must not renege on greenhouse gas goals

People demand action, accountability from city

Pushback by counties on solar projects is challenging climate goals, Colorado officials say

Cities, counties say report by the Colorado Energy Office was tailored to aid the governor in dictating solar siting rules, much as he has done around housing