Energy Affordability Top Priority in 2025 Connecticut Legislative Session
Topics: State Policy, Connecticut
Illinois Legislature Adjourns Without Passing Energy Omnibus—What Comes Next?
Topics: State Policy, Illinois
Wrapping up New York’s 2025 Legislative Session: A Step Forward and the Road Ahead
Topics: State Policy, New York
In Colorado, A Slower Year for Clean Energy Brings Big Opportunities for Next Year
If you’ve been tracking the contours of recent legislative sessions under the Gold Dome in Denver, you’ll likely have high expectations about Colorado’s ability to deliver ambitious, even nation-leading, clean energy bills year-after-year, spurring headlines and the envy of other states. Take, for example, last year’s Senate Bill 218 to modernize distribution-system planning, Senate Bill 16 in 2023 to cement a statewide commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, Senate Bill 264 in 2021 to initiate “Clean Heat Plans” and innovative gas infrastructure planning, or Senate Bill 260 (also in 2021) to create stable multi-year funding streams for clean transportation initiatives—the list goes on.
Topics: State Policy, Transmission, Permitting and Siting, Solar