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CDOT taps team to rebuild mountain road washed out by 2013 floods
Kiewit Infrastructure Co. will spend two years making permanent repairs to a 23-mile section of Colorado’s highways — U.S. 34 connecting Estes Park, Lyons and Loveland — that was washed out in the...
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Exclusive: Newmont Mining's CEO on the Cripple Creek mine deal, plus advice...
After two years during which Colorado-based gold miner Newmont Mining Corp. trimmed its international portfolio by $1.5 billion, the company now is moving in the other direction. Newmont (NYSE: NEM),...
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5 things to know in Colorado energy this week
Fast, quick, wide-ranging — those are the stories in this week’s 5 things to know about energy in Colorado. But, let me get out of your way ... time’s a’wastin’. Renewable printer ink that grows from...
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Xcel's Colorado customers to see smaller bills
Xcel Energy Inc.’s customers in Colorado will have more cash in their wallets during the third quarter due to dropping bills for both electricity and natural gas. Typical natural gas bills are expected...
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Pro-energy backlash: Some Colorado communities are backing oil and gas
A few years after a series of anti-oil-and-gas ordinances and ballot initiatives cascaded through several towns in Colorado, some local governments are speaking up in favor of the state’s...
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NREL: Not just a research lab — also a massive economic engine for Colorado
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden isn’t just a place for researchers and scientists looking at how to acquire and control alternative energy resources. The U.S. Department of Energy...
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DIA fires senior finance official
Denver International Airport has terminated a senior financial officer who’s worked for the city for decades, city officials confirmed Thursday. KCNC-CBS4 broke the story Wednesday. Laura Trujillo,...
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Colorado earthquakes linked to oil and gas operations in CU-Boulder study...
Injection wells used to dispose of unwanted fluid from the oil and gas industry are linked to earthquakes in Colorado and other states since 2009, according to a new study from the University of...
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The U.S. can’t detach from global oil & gas
The recent U.S. boom in crude oil and natural gas production doesn’t mean the nation can or even should be energy independent — but it does change the nature of the conversation. That’s according to...
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Expanded U.S. 36 nears completion; tolls on new lanes coming soon
The controversial $497 million expansion of U.S. 36 between Denver and Boulder is nearing completion, with drivers already roaring down a newly widened segment between Federal Boulevard and 88th...
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Colorado to define bigger role for local governments in oil and gas
The biggest recommendations to come out of Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper’s oil and gas task force in February called for requiring oil and gas companies to share more information with local...
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5 things to know in Colorado energy this week
Transportation, education, stock buy-backs and higher standards for truckers — that’s what’s in this weeks’ short and sweet list of things to know about Colorado’s energy sector. The newly expanded...
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CDOT's $1.17 billion I-70 plan draws international array of interested firms
Five teams of companies, including firms from the Denver area and internationally as well, are vying for the contract to build the $1.17 billion I-70 East project for the Colorado Department of...
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Judge delays BLM's fracking rule, siding with Colorado attorney general
A Wyoming federal judge has granted a request from four states, including Colorado, to halt new federal rules governing the use of hydraulic fracturing on public lands from taking effect. The fracking...
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DIA's 20th anniversary celebrated along with coming changes, development deal...
Denver International Airport's 20th anniversary was celebrated Tuesday night by hundreds of Denver area officials and business leaders in the annual "State of DIA" event at the Denver Performing Arts...
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Big changes ahead for RTD's Civic Center Station
The successful renovation of the aging, dilapidated Denver Union Station into a vibrant transportation hub at the center of billions of dollars worth of new development has city boosters and the...
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Energy, recreation on Colorado's federal lands contributed $10.9B in 2014
Land managed by the U.S. Department of the Interior contributed $10.9 billion to the Colorado economy in 2014 and supported 58,540 jobs, according to a new report from the federal agency. Most of that...
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Denver manufacturer bought by Aussie company with big expansion plans
Denver’s Coolerado Corp., the manufacturer of a highly energy efficient, indirect air conditioning unit that’s won several awards for its technology, has been sold to Australian company Seeley...
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Xcel's challenge to Boulder's city-owned utility is tossed out of court
A Boulder District Court judge on Thursday dismissed Xcel Energy Inc.’s lawsuit against the Boulder City Council over its decision in May 2014 to create a new city-owned utility, saying the utility...
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Denver oil & gas payables company snatches rival from ADP
Denver-based Transzap Inc. — which through its brand name Oildex is a big player when it comes to handling the accounts payable of oil and gas companies — is getting bigger. The company said Monday...
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