DENVER, CO – Building on last year’s success, Coloradans for Energy Access and Denver Pipefitters Local 208 were pleased to sponsor a second site tour and panel discussion on November 2nd.
“A coalition of businesses, local governments, utilities and workers has advocated for natural gas as the “most cost-effective means for cooking, heating homes, and powering businesses.”
Technological innovations in natural gas are playing a key role in the energy transition, leading Colorado labor and business groups said during a site tour and panel discussion on Wednesday in Denver.
Restrictions on natural gas-powered appliances have sparked alarm among chefs and restaurant owners alike, who worry any bans on gas stoves will fundamentally change the way some cuisines are prepared and pose significant cost challenges.
It’s no wonder why the Grand Junction area is growing. The Western Slope is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty and easy access to the mountains all around us. But the growing population is putting pressure on a housing supply that was already tight.
The town of Crested Butte is considering new building codes that will essentially make it impossible for homeowners and businesses to access natural gas when it comes time to build a new structure or renovate an existing one.
The people of Pueblo and southern Colorado lead proud communities. The region has a rich culture, traditions, and economy.
Today, a broad coalition of businesses, organizations, utilities, and workforce leaders have launched Coloradans for Energy Access, to support preserving access to natural gas in homes and businesses.
Colorado is widely known as a state that is at the forefront of both energy innovation and environmental protection. As we continue the transition to a low-carbon economy, we’re presented with a tremendous opportunity to strengthen that reputation.
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