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Colorado's SourceGas bought by South Dakota's Black Hills
SourceGas Holdings LLC, a natural gas supplier based in Golden and serving customers in Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Arkansas, is being acquired by Black Hills Corp. for $1.89 billion. Black Hills...
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5 things to know about Colorado energy this week
Here's 5 things that are good to know about Colorado's energy sector this week: 1) And the list starts with the Denver Business Journal’s special report on the women making a difference in the state’s...
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Federal judges rule on Colorado's renewable energy mandate
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver says Colorado’s mandate that the state’s biggest utilities get 30 percent of their power supplies from renewable resources is legal. Renewable energy...
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Clock ticking down on Colorado's U.S. 36 toll collections
Seven days. In seven days, on July 22, toll collections will begin on the inside lane of the newly expanded U.S. 36 highway between Federal Boulevard and 88th Avenue. That same day, both lanes of the...
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RTD train station near DIA a go, officials say
A commuter-rail train station at 61st Avenue and Peña Boulevard near Denver International Airport is a go, with a financing arrangement in place to pay for the project, DIA and the Regional...
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Denver's RTD has trains to maintain
It takes a big building to keep a new fleet of 80 commuter rail cars running. And that’s what the Regional Transportation District will show off July 25 when it lets the public inside its new commuter...
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More crude oil is being shipped out of Rockies by train, despite more pipes
As the amount of oil production from Colorado’s Niobrara field north of Denver has skyrocketed in the last few years, pipeline and railroad companies that specialize in shipping oil out of the region...
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Even more Colorado oil will move to market by rail, Denver company predicts
Adam Bedard — CEO of ARB Midstream LLC, a Denver firm that’s building crude-by-rail loading facilities in Colorado and Texas — doesn’t flinch at the conventional wisdom that pipelines will slowly...
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DBJ interview: Mayor Michael Hancock lays out plans for his second term...
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said he believes Denver is on the cusp of a major transformation — akin to the arrival of the railroad in town in the 1800s, or the decision to build Denver International...
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Intuit to close Denver-area call center, cut jobs
Intuit Inc., maker of TurboTax, Quicken and QuickBooks software, is laying off 59 employees and closing its six-year-old call center in Douglas County — part of a company-wide restructuring that is...
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Xcel Energy, Simple Energy offer smart thermostats and rebates online
Xcel Energy Inc. and Boulder-based Simple Energy Inc. are teaming up to make it easier and quicker for residential customers in Colorado to get $50 rebates for new, “smart” thermostats. Xcel on Monday...
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Red Rock Biofuels lands another big customer for jet fuel
Red Rock Biofuels LLC, a Fort Collins biomass-to-fuel manufacturer, has landed a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. as its second customer, following a deal inked with Southwest Airlines Co. last year. The deal...
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Boulder’s Simple Energy gains big New York partner
Simple Energy Inc., a Boulder company that aims to help utilities expand their communications with customers, has landed a big new partner: Iberdrola USA, the subsidiary of Iberdrola S.A. — the Spanish...
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Biden talks up economics, education during Denver visit
Vice President Joe Biden, during a stop in Denver, said today that the United States' economy is "on the cusp of a surge," due in part to the policies the Obama administration implemented to get out of...
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Colorado local leaders weigh in on future oil and gas rules
Colorado should make oil and gas companies consult with local governments when siting large facilities if the new operation will impact nearby residents with noise, lights, dust, traffic, air pollution...
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Encana, Erie reach agreement on oil and gas operations
Six months after the Erie Board of Trustees narrowly rejected a proposal to ban new oil and gas drilling in the northern Front Range town, the town has reached a new “Memorandum of Understanding” with...
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CDOT reveals winners, losers in competition for I-70 East project
Four teams made it through the first round of competition for the $1.17 billion project to widen Interstate 70 through north Denver, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) said Friday. In...
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Vote on Encana, Erie agreement delayed
A vote on a pending agreement governing Encana Corp.’s future drilling operations in Erie has been delayed. The agreement, called a Memorandum of Understanding, between the northern Front Range town...
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Hate checking in at the front desk? Then you'll like DIA's new hotel
The under-construction Westin Denver International Airport hotel passed a major milestone Monday: it’s ready to take online reservations. The 519-room hotel and conference center, which includes 35...
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5 things to know about Colorado energy this week
Here’s your five things to know about Colorado’s energy sector for this week, short and sweet: 1) First River Energy LLC — a Denver-based crude oil midstream company formed in 2014 by some folks who...
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