Mark Jaffe

Growth plus state-mandated energy benchmarks are straining the Marshall Compressor’s ability to meet gas demand in Summit and Grand counties

Grants to help replace coal power with renewable generation are stalled by review of “Marxist equity, transgenderism and green new deal social engineering policies”

Denver operator of low-producing wells argued Colorado regulators imposed excessive fines for violations, which now number 148 since 2020

A Trump-decreed “national energy emergency” suggests drillers should receive special waivers from Clean Water Act regulations

The wells, some on public land, are not producing and have been passed from company to company, racking up environmental violations

Multiple groups are attempting to replant the forest and help undo ecological changes that made Maui susceptible to devastating wildfire

Xcel Energy wants new, improved substations in Colorado to meet “a demand on the grid we haven’t seen since the advent of air conditioning”

Case has been referred to prosecutors, though Energy and Carbon Management Commission investigation has found no new health risks

Employees at consulting firms working for the largest oil and gas producers in Colorado submitted falsified data on toxic substances.

Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission says apparent fraud by two local companies "merits criminal investigation"