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  • Q&A with Heidi Ganahl | Colorado’s energy transition is ‘too far, too fast’

    Q&A with Heidi Ganahl | Colorado’s energy transition is ‘too far, too fast’

    The Denver Gazette invited gubernatorial candidates to talk about energy and transportation. Republican candidate Greg Lopez declined the Q&A. In this interview, Republican candidate Heidi Ganahl argues that Colorado’s transition to renewable energy sources is going “too far, too fast,” hammering the poorest Coloradans.  The Denver Gazette: What’s the elevator pitch on your energy intentions?  Heidi Ganahl: I…


  • Colorado remains uninterested as much of U.S. turns to nuclear power

    Colorado remains uninterested as much of U.S. turns to nuclear power

    The Polis administration appears uninterested in nuclear energy, bucking a growing consensus that nuclear power is an essential component in eliminating carbon emissions. Powering homes by splitting atoms is not part of Gov. Jared Polis’ Greenhouse Gas Roadmap plan for 100% carbon-free energy by 2040. While Will Toor, director of the Colorado Energy Office, said…


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