These are my perspectives, shared formally through published op-eds and letters to the editor, testimony submitted as legislation was being considered, and informally as blogs written for this site.
Ten Years from Now: Which Energy Future Did We Choose?
In 2036, today’s political fights will be footnotes. What won’t fade is the energy system we built—or failed to build. As electricity demand surges, America faces a stark choice: predictable rules that unlock all-of-the-above energy, or a future defined by cancelled projects, higher costs, and missed opportunity.
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Making Climate Policy Work in a Changing World
Colorado should lead on climate—but not by pretending we can decarbonize in isolation or on a fixed schedule no matter the cost. A durable climate policy must balance emissions reductions with affordability, reliability, and fairness for today’s Coloradans and future generations.
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What Colorado can teach Washington about energy
Co-authored with Delta County Commissioner Wendell A. Koontz – In Delta County, a solar project that once divided neighbors became a model for how to build trust, protect land, and move clean energy forward. Washington could learn a thing or two.
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